In the simplest version of events, stars form when clouds of cold molecular hydrogen collapse into protostars. Over time, those protostars accrete more gas from the surrounding cloud. Eventually, the protostars become so
Why is U.S. manufacturing growing while traditional hiring data suggests factories aren’t adding workers? By Rick Hermanns, President & CEO, HireQuest Manufacturing hiring isn’t slowing, but is shifting to temporary and temp-to-perm staffing
This photo provided by AEP Ohio shows flooding in the Crooksville, Ohio area on Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2026. (AEP Ohio via AP) Severe storms that rolled through the Midwestern United States this week
Image art by Paul Gerke via Gemini. NIETCs are dead. Long live NIETCs. It looks like the pipe dream of federally guided interregional transmission construction will never become a reality. On Wednesday, U.S.
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In a cohort of nearly 3,000 boys followed from birth into childhood, young boys who were circumcised just after birth did not have a higher risk of autism, according to a new study.
Researchers have found that childfree people are more common in some states than others. “We’ve known that childfree adults were a large and growing group in the United States, but not whether they
A new study shows the promise of new approach to treat lung cancer. The need for more effective lung cancer treatments is paramount given that the disease remains a leading cause of cancer
Three minutes of sprinting can do something that 90 minutes of moderate exercise apparently cannot: dramatically reshape the molecular contents of the bloodstream. Rockefeller University researchers comparing different intensities of exercise found that
Why utilities are likely your best source of funding Contributed for republication by Max Khabur | Director of Marketing, ENEROC USA Edited by Paul Gerke Here’s what most operators don’t expect: the biggest
