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For decades, the sector label has been the first thing an analyst reaches for when sizing up a company: technology versus energy, healthcare versus financials, utilities versus consumer discretionary. A new study of every one of the 500 firms in the S&P 500 suggests that habit cap...
Heat Becomes Cold: Scientists Unveil the World’s First Cooling System That Runs on Waste Heat — No Electricity Required
For more than a century, producing cold has rested on a single recipe: an electric motor spins a compressor, the compressor squeezes a chemical refrigerant, and the refrigerant ferries heat from where it is not wanted to somewhere it ...
Nearly 1 in 5 Medicaid Enrollees Could Lose Coverage—Not for Refusing to Work, but for Falling Short of 80 Hours a Month
Starting January 1, 2027, millions of Americans enrolled in Medicaid will be required to prove, month after month, that they spent at least 80 hours working, volunteering, studying, or training. A new study suggests that nearly one in five of them ma...
Some of the most important genomes of our time are not stored in freezers or sequencing centers, but in the drawers and vaults of natural history museums, locked inside bones that have been gathering dust for more than a century. A new study from Yale University shows just how much evolutionary history those shelves still hold. Using a new combination of computational tools d...
Antarctica Suddenly Gained 695 Billion Tons of Ice — and the Secret Lies in a Warming Tropical Ocean
For more than two decades, Antarctica has been shrinking before our satellites’ eyes, shedding an average of roughly 140 billion tons of ice each year and quietly nudging global sea levels upward. Then, between 2021 and 2023, the frozen continent confou...