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Today's installment focuses on the 30 players who wore No. 4 over the years as of September 2023.

Sex may not have determined prehistoric labor roles as once thought, which has stark implications for society today

In a 2006 episode of the television show “Boston Legal,” conservative lawyer Denny Crane asserted that he had a constitutional right to carry a concealed firearm: “And the Supreme Court is going to say so, just as soon as they overturn Roe v. Wade.”

AI-generated biothreats are among risks that the White House, U.S. lawmakers and foreign officials are working furiously to prevent.

Inspired by films I watched as a teenager, I got myself admitted to university in Los Angeles. But then the fairytale soured, says broadcast journalist and film-maker Elaine Chong

The factors suspected to be causing the rise, the most common types of cancer, and how to reduce your risk

Michael Stokes Paulsen, Michael McConnell, Sam Bray, and I recently completed and posted the 2023 online supplement to our constitutional law casebook: The Constitution of the United States. (I shilled for the book earlier on this blog -- at the start of the Trump administration -- as "A new constitutional…

Preferential college admissions violated the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause.

‘None of the evidence’ presented is ‘sufficiently convincing’ to infer they are from outside the Solar System

The "world's leading alien hunter" on his new book and his relentless search for extraterrestrial objects

Avi Loeb, an astrophysicist at Harvard University in the US, has published a press release claiming that some of the 700 or so spherical metallic fragments (spherules) he recovered from the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, just off the coast of Papua New Guinea, are from beyond the Solar System.