People talk about helping more people have healthcare when it should really also be safer, more effective, and cheaper…and we’re getting there.

Some of the neuroscience research discussed in the Epstein files is downright nefarious.

In discussions of how to make healthcare cheaper and more accessible, people overlook the existing achievements of the Affordable Care Act.

The Iran War is unconstitutional, expensive, and a bad example for the world.

Jeffrey Epstein supported the work of leading AI and transhumanism researchers.

Epstein was on the way to grab lunch with James Watson on the day he was apprehended on federal charges of sex trafficking of minors.

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The MIT Media Lab dismantled its OpenAg project after two whistleblowers came forward about misconduct at the research institute.

Scientists in the Epstein files indulged the eponymous trafficker’s desire to learn more about similarities between plants and people.

Since nobody is investigating scientists who associated with Epstein, it remains unclear to what extent they committed crimes against women and children.

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In part 2 of the “By community request” series, Sheeva talks about more science in the Epstein files as requested by the community of people following this project.

In part 1 of the “By community request” series, Sheeva talks about the small, but growing, community of people making the “Science in the Epstein files” series possible.

Journalism is a public service and a community effort, as is our deep dive into science in the Epstein files.

Sheeva talks about why everyone should care that scientists purportedly visited the Epstein ranch in New Mexico.

The American Association for the Advancement of Science questioned the credentials of Jim O’Neill, tapped to lead the National Science Foundation.

Alex is leaving the US after Trump's USCIS wrongfully denied his work permit renewal

“The women are all weak and a distraction,” Epstein wrote about women in STEM.

Jeffrey Epstein’s science influence only grew after leaving his Palm Beach County Jail prison term early.

Sheeva looks into attitudes Epstein-affiliated researchers have about their own ties.

Sheeva tells the story of how, in 2010, freshly out of jail, Epstein was thanked in a Nature paper.

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Doctors working for health insurers can rule on 10,000 or more requests for care a year. At least a dozen were hired by major insurance companies after being disciplined by state medical boards or mak...

Jeffrey Epstein funded science when it helped him get ahead…which was often.

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Scientists in the Epstein files, we're done with you. Love, women in science

A new AAU analysis of publicly available data from the National Institutes of Health shows a significant slowdown in the rate of competitive awards made by the agency so far this fiscal year.

Actions speak louder than words when it comes to scientists behaving badly.

Actions speak louder than words when it comes to scientists behaving badly.

Sheeva brings receipts to the discussion of scientists in the Epstein files.

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