NASA's 3,200-pound Swift telescope expected to fall to Earth imminently
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Social media rewards politicians for negative partisan attacks, study finds
A massive analysis of millions of social media posts by members of Congress shows that politicians receive vastly more online engagement when they launch negative partisan attacks rather than…
How to know if you have been selected to be on a polling station for the 29-N elections and what happens if you cannot attend
The town councils are finishing the draws to choose the presidents, members and substitutes this Wednesday. The selected ones will receive a notification.
Top health takeaways from the midterm elections
Democrats gained control of both chambers of Congress, and doctors and scientists won key seats. Here are the top health takeaways from the midterms.
Walking more shows sharper links to lower health care costs as adults age
More than 60 years after "I look up as I walk," known worldwide as "Sukiyaki," became Japan's most famous song about walking, a new study finds that as walkers look up, their predicted health care…