Paul Tullis
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Colorado, United States
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Ozempic, Semaglutide Diabetes Drug Weight Loss Trend, Risks
A pricey weight loss hack is making the rounds in certain social circles. It works, but is it worth it? → Read More
How Are Steaks Grown in a Lab?
Science is promising us steak that’s heart-healthy, eco-friendly, and still decadent. But will we eat filet mignon from a bioreactor? → Read More
Illegal sapphire mining threatens Madagascar's endangered lemurs
A rush for Madagascar’s gemstones is destroying remaining habitat for imperiled lemurs and other wildlife. → Read More
'Completely Weird': How a Mantis Shrimp's Unique Vision System Is Inspiring Innovation
Mantis shrimp eyes are unlike those observed in any other animal, both mechanically and optically, leading researchers to wonder how they could spur technological advancement. → Read More
Is AI the Future of Good Taste?
AI may soon be creative enough to replace humans as artists, curators, designers, and composers. → Read More
Is AI the Future of Good Taste?
AI may soon be creative enough to replace humans as artists, curators, designers, and composers. → Read More
Are You Rich Enough To Live Forever?
Immortality is one luxury the world's wealthiest are determined to buy—at any cost. → Read More
Prosecutor in Tamir Rice Case Favors Killers' Version of Events, Says Victim's Family
Are the D.A.'s revelations from a grand jury designed to curry sympathy for police? → Read More
Nestlé Says Its U.S. Eggs Will Be 100% Cage-Free by 2020
By 2020, the global food giant will no longer hold hens producing for the American market in 'battery cages.' → Read More
1 Million Migrate to Europe in 2015, and Now German Police Warn of Terrorism
The Islamic State controls passport offices in parts of Syria and Iraq. → Read More
Can Technology Save Africa’s Forests?
Google's venture with Jane Goodall shows the promise—and limits—of data and devices in the fight against deforestation. → Read More
Ducks Face Discipline for 'No Means No' Chant - But Should They?
Volunteering at a center for battered women might make a suitable punishment for the trash-talking football players. → Read More
'It's on Us': Stars of Pivot TV Join the Campaign Against Sexual Assault
Washington and Hollywood have come together to change the conversation about the disturbingly common crime. → Read More
Ecuador Announces World's First Digital Currency
Will it expand opportunity for the poor? Or just allow the government to manipulate the economy for its own benefit? Economists disagree. → Read More
How Do Colleges Set Tuition?
A peek inside the ivory tower shows the price you see probably won’t be the price you pay. → Read More
When You Walk Into a Zoo, Are You Helping Animals or Hurting Them?
Amid a global extinction crisis, wildlife biologists are calling on animal parks to do more for conservation. Can city zoos shift from just displaying animals in time to save species in peril—and themselves? → Read More
Federal Prison Myths Debunked
Who is locked up for breaking federal law? Mafia dons? Mass murderers? Drug kingpins? Not so much; Mmmm...no; and, If only! → Read More
Recreational, Medical, Illegal: A State-by-State Guide to Cannabis Policy
States with all-out bans may soon become the minority. → Read More
Kids of Tiger Moms Get Worse Grades and Are More Depressed
When Amy Chua’s book, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother came out in 2011, it sparked controversy among many people but especially psychologists and expe ... → Read More
David Onek — Law Enforcement Facilitator
David Onek works to bring together stakeholders in the criminal justice system who often agree — usually without knowing they do. → Read More