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The Lost Legacy of the Manhattan Project in Today’s Scientific Landscape

Marking the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings brings into focus the groundbreaking Manhattan Project—an unparalleled scientific triumph now threatened by current policies that undermine research and innovation.

By Daniel Schwartz • August 12, 2025 3 MIN READ

The Manhattan Project development site in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, during 1944.

PBS Challenges Presidential Order to Slash Public Broadcasting Funds

PBS and a Minnesota public TV station have filed a federal lawsuit contesting a presidential executive order aimed at cutting federal funding for public media, citing constitutional violations.

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Analyses from experts and government sources indicate that many recent regulatory rollbacks may increase expenses for American consumers.

Regulatory Rollbacks Under Trump Linked to Higher Costs for Americans, Not Savings

Contrary to claims by a government efficiency initiative, rolling back regulations on credit card fees, appliance standards, and health insurance is likely increasing expenses for American households.

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Undermining Black History: A Reckoning with Systematic Erasure

Recent efforts have targeted the erasure of Black history through censorship and defunding, echoing historical attempts to silence Black voices and distort historical truths.

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Assessing the Lasting Impact of the Trump Presidency's Disruptions

The Trump administration's tenure has been marked by widespread disruption across key American institutions, from medical research funding to foreign alliances, raising concerns about long-term recovery.

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