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CDC Nominee Susan Monarez Sidesteps Questions About Disagreements with RFK in Senate Hearing

CDC · United States

CDC Nominee Susan Monarez Sidesteps Questions About Disagreements with RFK in Senate Hearing

54% Center coverage: 108 sources

A key vaccine-focused committee of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention met Wednesday despite bipartisan protestations and controversy that surrounds the group's membership.See the Story

Substack emerges as solidly progressive platform with ‘liberal thought leaders’ flocking, researcher says

Substack · United States

Substack emerges as solidly progressive platform with ‘liberal thought leaders’ flocking, researcher says

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Substack has emerged as a liberal haven with 81 of its top 100 politics newsletters being left-leaning, attracting Democratic figures and journalists, according to a new study.See the Story

Friday Song: “Don’t Look Back”

Boston, Massachusetts · Boston

Friday Song: “Don’t Look Back”

Following up from Boston’s flawless eponymous debut album, “Don’t Look Back” was the first single from the album of the same name. The song was a strong followup to Boston, and sold 1 million copies in its first two weeks of release, ultimately reaching #4 on the Billboard charts. Performed largely by musical mad scientist Tom Scholz in his basement, the song had a few touches by other members. Lead vocalist Brad Delp was, of course, indispensab…Read Article

The Grifters We Helped Make

At one level, the Trump Administration is a grift, stem to stern, top to bottom, sole to scalp. The slate of corruption already — and remember, we’re only 15% of the way through the four-year term — is massive, including crypto, planes, phones, and “donations.” At another level, it is about casual cruelty, “soft eugenics,” and bigotry. Both levels blend comfortably in the person of RFK Jr., who is showing that his stint as Secretary of Health an…Smartphones · Vilnius See the Story

Altman Makes Science Claims

Well, it was bound to happen — Sam Altman starting to claim his LLMs and GAIs can make scientific discoveries. Maybe he’s done this before, I don’t know, but now it’s front and center. It’s not a plausible assertion.Altman made the claims during a recent podcast interview with his brother. It’s a cringe-inducing interview from the jump, but what Altman says is what we need to pay attention to:I think there will be incredible other products. Ther…Sam Altman Read Article

Another Arsonist Flees the Scene

Johan Rooryck will leave cOAlition S as Executive Director on 3rd July 2025, according to a fawning press release which fails to detail the massive damage Plan S has done to scientific publishing. It doesn’t sound like he’s being replaced. They appear to be downsizing.For this arsonist, it’s job done.Subscribe to SupportSubscribe to Our PODCAST!Podcast Read Article

A Dedication to RFK, Jr.

This special Friday song for “Disrupted Science” opt-in subscribers is sent from the heart . . .Subscribe to SupportCheck Out Our PodcastRobert F. Kennedy Jr.Read Article

Friday Song: “Proud Mary”

One of the joys of teaching music at the School of Rock is running a seasonal show. This involves taking a bunch of talented kids from the ages of 8-17 and teaching them music they often don’t know and are just now discovering. Even if they know it, learning it is something else entirely. This season, I’m running the “Classic R&B” show. It’s so much fun watching these students discover the music, harmonies, grooves, and choreography of classic R…Read Article

Is It Time for CC-Bye-Bye?

Creative Commons is a contract layer slapped on top of copyright. It was developed by Big Tech companies and their allies, mainly the techno-utopian Larry Lessig, who famously said “code is law” in what you have to admit is not “democratizing” language. Who votes on the code governing our lives?Creative Commons was designed and pushed in order to disrupt the copyright-based knowledge economy in favor of Big Tech. Free gas for Model Ts would have…Read Article

Why MAHA Is Better at Comms

The Internet has changed the pecking order of outlets. What was for decades a reliable hierarchy of traditional media — the New York Times, network News, a major medical journal, and local TV, radio, and newspaper outlets — has fragmented into far more personalized channels shaped by algorithms. Over time, these algorithmic outlets have coalesced most clearly at the right-wing political end of the spectrum. FOX News played a major role, ensuring…Internet · New York Read Article

Heroes vs. Villains in Science

Motives matter, and dramaturgy can provide a useful framework — there are heroes and villains, protagonists and antagonists. When it comes to science, Lysenko was a villain and antagonist, Salk was a hero and a protagonist. We’ve had such a long streak of reliable protagonists in science that the release of a cabal of villains to attack the scientific establishment has caught us off-guard — potentially because our recklessness around publishing …Read Article

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