My ussie wish list is long, but the “never met” (or missed moments) list shrinks every year. This year my list starts with Dr. Judy Owens from Harvard Medical. It was an honor to present with her on “Co-Production in Sleep Research” for @ResearchSleep #SleepPeeps #SLEEP2025 1/

This is outrageous. The Trump Administration wants to roll back basic fair lending rules, including protections allowing women to get a loan without a man co-signing. Yes, you heard that right. We must oppose this appalling effort.

Republicans are proposing a $1,500 check in lieu of a healthcare plan. The average cost of a family’s health insurance is $27,000/annually. That covers 21 days of health insurance.

This is so genuinely offensive, recreating a famous photo of workers with the enemies of workers

@aspiringpeasant The most consistent response to being a victim of facism is to vow to never again be the victim. This does not rule out being the perpetrator. Fighting monsters is delicate work. The abyss will make tempting offers.

It's wild how this isn't front page news. Nothing matters anymore. Nobody cares about anything.

Fun fact: the moment an ICE agent touches your security camera, they’ve basically tripped a legal landmine. Under Jacobsen and Jones, physically interfering with someone’s property without a warrant can count as both a seizure and a trespass. Courts call this a Fourth Amendment

Removing free access to the National Parks on MLK Jr. Day and Juneteenth is exactly as racist as you think it is.

Seth Trimble flew his high school custodian to Sunday's @UNC_Basketball game as thanks for years of opening the gym for him. Column on why that was just one part of a vintage day at the Smith Center. https://t.co/shso7rjBG0

Interesting! Beyond amino acids, sugars, and nucleobases for RNA, scientists also found on asteroid Bennu a large, disordered network of organic molecules far more complex and chaotic than proteins, with structure and isotopic ratios not found on earth https://t.co/ieZZfqt5qU

Imagine comparing some scripted entertainment to the Undertaker’s streak

wtf is a FIFA peace prize? that's like being an NFL laureate in physics

is fifa going to award riley gaines a first place prize in swimming?

NASA revealed they found some of the building blocks of life in a sample brought back from an asteroid (on a @UArizona-led mission, by the way). It raises some big questions about whether there’s other life somewhere out there in the universe. According to my math, probably.

Fourth time's the charm! ✨ The CMS Collaboration has identified a family of all-charm tetraquark states consistent with a pairing of two quarks and two antiquarks. 👉Read the CMS briefing: https://t.co/rwkCAT56Fr 👉And the @Nature article: https://t.co/Bi2cIg17YC

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🚨 This is wild. We are talking about actual building blocks of life found on a raw asteroid. Sugars, amino acids and nucleobases sitting out in space tell us that the recipe for life was already everywhere long before Earth formed. This matters more than people think

1 Seed Duke vs 2 Seed Duke is going to feed bloodlines.

BREAKING: Sugars essential for life have been found in pristine asteroid Bennu samples collected by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft. Combined with previous detections of amino acids and nucleobases, we see that life’s ingredients were widespread throughout the solar system:

Scientists identified ribose (used in RNA) and – for the first time in any extraterrestrial sample – glucose, a major energy source for life. These sugars join nucleobases and phosphates previously found, demonstrating the full suite of RNA building blocks were present on the

Earthquake moment in the SEC