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Writing the Future
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Writing the Future

Rand Simberg -
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The FDA Old Guard Backtracks on Rare Diseases—Again

The FDA Old Guard Backtracks on Rare Diseases—Again

Michael Astrue -
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Afternoon Links: Terrible Millennials, Grimy Monuments, and a Welcome Deportation
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Afternoon Links: Terrible Millennials, Grimy Monuments, and a Welcome Deportation

Jim Swift -
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Afternoon Links: What the Media is Hiding About Lawnmower Boy, the Tribe’s Streak Continues, and Biological Differences
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Afternoon Links: What the Media is Hiding About Lawnmower Boy, the Tribe’s Streak Continues, and Biological Differences

Jim Swift -
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The Trump administration is looking to create a
Energy and Environment

EPA evaluating ‘red teams’ to challenge climate science despite hurricanes

John Siciliano -
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The FDA Old Guard Backtracks on Rare Diseases—Again
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The FDA Old Guard Backtracks on Rare Diseases—Again

Michael Astrue -
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Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, introduced a bill on Wednesday to boost medical marijuana research. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
Healthcare

Orrin Hatch bill would boost medical marijuana research

Kelly Cohen -
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Is that a scientific breakthrough? (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Beltway Confidential

Egregious or prestigious? Planned Parenthood to receive science award

Nicole Russell -
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No serious person believes that climate policy could bring us into a brave new world of fewer hurricanes. And if the number of large hurricanes we get is determined by policy, Trump ought to do whatever George W. Bush did in 2006 that put the brakes on powerful hurricanes for a decade. (Kim Brent/The Beaumont Enterprise via AP)
Energy and Environment

Hurricane Harvey and the climate change alarm bells

Washington Examiner -
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Science a la Mode
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Science a la Mode

The Scrapbook -
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