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On Friday, lawyers for Griffin laid out their case for retroactively disqualifying 65,000 ballots, disenfranchising tens of thousands of registered voters and overturning the election results and Riggs’s victory. www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/...

submitted 90 days ago • 781 comments

Global sea ice has reached its minimum for 2025. It has dropped 18% since 1979 🧪 #GreenSky

submitted 122 days ago • 4 comments

NEW: DOJ files a notice of correction indicating that (1) it underestimated the number of USAID employees placed on leave; and (2) misstated that only future contracts were being frozen, when existing contracts were frozen as well. I suspect the judge will not be happy. www.democracydocket.com

submitted 129 days ago • 453 comments

This is a real attack on Americans.

submitted 131 days ago • 74 comments

THIS IS HUGE! Researchers have discovered a vulnerability in drug-resistant bacteria: zinc- OR a lack thereof. Depriving bacteria of certain nutrients can cause important physiological changes, rendering them VULNERABLE to antibiotics, INCLUDING those they once resisted! Let’s talk about that! 🧪🧵⬇️

submitted 146 days ago • 80 comments

This is huge! Potential way to fight antibiotic resistant infections by depriving bacteria of zinc. 🦠🔬🧪🩺

submitted 146 days ago • 0 comments

🦠💧 Bacteria vs 'Forever Chemicals' Scientists have found a type of bacteria that can slowly break down harmful PFAS chemicals This could help clean up polluted water and other environments. 🔗 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... #Environment #Pollution #SciComm 🧪

submitted 146 days ago • 10 comments

In 2019, American cancer patients paid approximately $16 billion out-of-pocket for cancer treatment. Meanwhile, United Health reported $33 billion in profits last year. This means one insurance company alone could cover every American's cancer treatment and still have about $17 billion in profits.

submitted 185 days ago • 4 comments