Trump administration
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Trump and next Congress could quickly erase scores of major regulations
Seldom used law backed by Newt Gingrich could become major force -
Embryonic stem cells and fetal tissue research—will Trump intervene?
A new administration could revive ethical objections in biomedical research -
Newt Gingrich, a major Trump ally, has a complicated love affair with science
Former congressional leader could have big say in new administration -
How states voted on science-related initiatives
Voters weigh in on solar, carbon, and other questions -
Update: Florida voters split on releasing GM mosquitoes
County voters support release, but local voters don't -
What Trump can—and can't—do all by himself on climate
A president has broad powers, to a point -
Here’s some advice for you, President Trump, from scientists
Policy experts weigh in on science advice and potential legislation -
The U.S. election is over. Who will hold key science leadership jobs?
President Donald Trump will get to appoint some 4000 officials -
On Election Day, science also on the ballot in some states
Voters will weigh energy, biomedical research, and other issues -
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Science in the Oval Office: 1933–2016
Key science-related decisions and events since Franklin Roosevelt. -
Science lessons for the next president
Election campaigns are light on science. But once a new president is in office, technical issues have a way of demanding attention -
Podcast: Science lessons for the next U.S. president, human high altitude adjustments, and the elusive Higgs bison
On this week’s show: David Malakoff discusses scientific issues the next U.S. administration will likely face, and a daily news roundup -
