The World May Have Too Much Food
If the current trend continues, about one-fifth of adults will be obese by 2025.
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Colonials Win NIT Championship
By James Irwin
Joe McDonald wrapped his arms around Kevin Larsen and the two seniors broke into smiles that seemed to stretch from one end of Madison...
Museum Receives Mellon Foundation Grant to Fund Contemporary Curator
Thanks to a $500,000 award from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum will create a new curatorial position committed to contemporary...
Study: Indonesia "Hobbit" Fossils Older Than First Thought
Fossil remains in an Indonesian cave revealed a recent relative of modern humans that stood about 3 feet tall.
Merrick Garland's Trunk-Search Ruling Gives Some Defense Advocates Chills
Scholars say, however, the decision is within the judicial mainstream.
FDA Eases Rules for Abortion Pill, Making Access Simpler
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration simplified the regulations for using pills to induce an abortion, making the procedure more easily available to American women even as several states consider...
The Saudi-Iranian tensions playing across the region may push Lebanon to a tipping point.
First Destination Visualization Highlights Continued Success of GW Grads
By Brittney Dunkins
The George Washington University launched the new First Destination Visualization Wednesday to give...
Nuclear Materials ‘Just Aren’t as Secure as They Need to Be’
By Ruth Steinhardt
The Nuclear Security Summit begins Wednesday in Washington, D.C., bringing together leaders from more than 50 countries and...