A pooled analysis of more than 500 fMRI scans from studies of five psychedelics reports increased communication between sensory-processing and higher-order brain regions, and the results were published in Nature Medicine.
U.S. federal agencies say Iran-affiliated hackers have accessed internet-facing industrial control tools and caused reported disruptions across government services, water and wastewater, and energy sectors; the overall scope and severity remain unclear.
Local venues in Sugar Land and Missouri City are hosting eight community events across April and May, including a crawfish fundraiser, a '90s-themed mixer, a children's scavenger hunt and a community race with adoptable dogs.
The 2026 Frozen Four includes several players who moved from the CHL to NCAA after a November 2024 rule change, and coaches say those players have already played prominent roles for teams reaching the semifinals.
Michigan beat UConn 69-63 for the program's second national title, and coach Dusty May celebrated the victory with about 100 family members from his Indiana hometown.
A robotic float operating in the North Pacific returned a three-year chemical dataset that revealed dynamic nitrogen cycling in oxygen minimum zones, researchers report in Communications Earth & Environment.
The IEA's executive director says the fuel shortfall tied to the war with Iran has already exceeded the combined losses of the 1973, 1979 and 2022 crises, and leaders from the IEA, IMF and World Bank will meet next Monday to discuss coordination and support.
The Upper Valley Trails Alliance announced that Adair Mulligan of Orford, N.H., and Dr. Ashley Doolittle of Norwich, Vt., have joined its board, bringing conservation and trauma-informed care backgrounds to the organization.
Ida's House of Vermont opened in Brandon as a Level 3, 10-bed residential care home that emphasizes person-centered, trauma-informed care focused on dignity and connection.
A public roundtable at Retreat Farm on May 7 will bring Jill Lepore, Ken Burns and historians Christopher Brown, Maya Jasanoff and Jane Kamensky to discuss the origins and legacy of the Declaration of Independence as part of the America at 250 series.
