Matthew Rozsa (page 55)

Twitter: @MatthewRozsa

Matthew Rozsa is a professional writer whose work has appeared in multiple national media outlets since 2012. Throughout his career he has covered politics, culture and social issues. Today he is primarily a science journalist focusing on the broad spectrum of topics related to climate change.

Major General Curtis LeMay

George Wallace hoped to upend the 1968 election. Then Gen. Curtis LeMay dropped a bomb Matthew Rozsa

Dust storm approaching Stratford, Texas.

How a natural disaster that happened 90 years ago prophesied our climate-ravaged future Matthew Rozsa

Waste Pollution

"Forever chemicals" linked to high blood pressure, study finds Matthew Rozsa

Yellowstone Flooding

Scientists say Yellowstone flood is a climate change red flag Matthew Rozsa

Doctor uses stethoscope to listen to baby

Having COVID-19 during pregnancy is linked to neurodevelopment delays in infants Matthew Rozsa

Body System concept

The immune system runs on a schedule — and vaccines may work better if you get them at certain times Matthew Rozsa

Plastic bottles and polystyrene floating in sea

Meet the "superworm" that can digest plastic Matthew Rozsa

UFO in flight above urban park

NASA is assembling a team to figure out what UFOs are Matthew Rozsa

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

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