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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.

Extinct giant ground sloth Megalonyx
Evolution appears to occur far faster than we thought, study finds Matthew Rozsa
Velociraptor dinosaur in lush green jungle
Were dinosaurs warm- or cold-blooded? A new study settles an old debate Matthew Rozsa
Eugene V. Debs
Right-wing snowflakes love to whine about free speech — this socialist went to jail for it Matthew Rozsa
Adult male patient describing a chest issue to his doctor
A formula shortage has some wondering whether men can lactate. Experts say yes — but it's not easy Matthew Rozsa
UFO; Earth
Scientists are studying whether Cold War-era photos of the night sky contain clues of alien life Matthew Rozsa
Close-up of a stretched smile
Worried about coming off as fake? Relax: New study says humans are terrible at gauging authenticity Matthew Rozsa
Voyager-1
Humanity's most distant spacecraft is sending back weird signals from beyond our solar system Matthew Rozsa
Asteroid
Not quite armageddon: A large asteroid is whizzing by Earth this week Matthew Rozsa
Three chimpanzees sitting in a group appear to have a meeting
Chimpanzees have their own language — and scientists just learned how they put "words" together Matthew Rozsa
Save the Children Rally; Anti-pedophilia protests
Social workers say the far right's adoption of "pedophile" as an insult is hurting real victims Matthew Rozsa
Kids playing with handheld video games in the library
Unlike social media, video games may actually be raising kids' IQs, study finds Matthew Rozsa
Biohazard: Monkeypox Door
Monkeypox has reached the United States — but experts say you shouldn't fret just yet Matthew Rozsa
Preparing baby milk formula
Doctors explain why it's not safe to make your own baby formula at home Matthew Rozsa
Cats
Cats know the names of other cats that are their friends, study says Matthew Rozsa
Roger Brooke Taney
Did the Supreme Court just become "political"? God, no — it's always been that way Matthew Rozsa