Matthew Rozsa

Matthew Rozsa is a staff writer for Salon. He holds an MA in History from Rutgers University-Newark and is ABD in his PhD program in History at Lehigh University. His work has appeared in Mic, Quartz and MSNBC.

I hope this flu goes away quickly
Scientists say social distancing is working — for a completely different disease than COVID-19 Matthew Rozsa
California Wildfire; Vineyards
Can California's wine country survive the climate crisis? Matthew Rozsa
Pregnancy; Pollution
Metal particles, breathed by pregnant women, show up in placenta: study Matthew Rozsa
A protected wildlife habitat
A judge just dismissed efforts to stop pesticides and GMO crops from being used in wildlife refuges Matthew Rozsa
A person washing a head of lettuce
The FDA spent nine years "dragging its feet" on monitoring high-risk foods, watchdog says Matthew Rozsa
Planet Mars
Scientists believe they have found a system of briny underground lakes on Mars Matthew Rozsa
Election Night 2016
Pollsters were convinced Clinton would win in 2016. Can they be trusted in 2020? Matthew Rozsa
Erno Rubik, inventor of the Rubik's Cube
Ernő Rubik on why his famous cube is a "metaphor" for the human condition Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump; TikTok
The Trump administration is banning TikTok and WeChat as of today. Here's what that means Matthew Rozsa
Trick Or Treating
Is Halloween cancelled? Experts debate if kids can trick-or-treat safely Matthew Rozsa
Planet hugging a white dwarf star
Scientists just discovered an "impossible planet" orbiting too close to its parent star Matthew Rozsa
Bacteria
Phosphine gas, seen on Venus, is also produced by bacteria on Earth — but we don't know exactly how Matthew Rozsa
Coronavirus Patient
Coronavirus immunity may not last more than 12 months, study finds Matthew Rozsa
Scientific American
Scientific American endorses a presidential candidate for the first time in its 175-year history Matthew Rozsa
Oregon; Wildfire
Can wildfires this destructive be prevented in the future? It's complicated Matthew Rozsa