Matthew Rozsa (page 64)

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.

Lonely Australian shepherd puppy freezing on the street while snowing

Is the cold hurting my dog's paws? Dog experts explain when to worry Matthew Rozsa

Joe Biden; Abraham Lincoln

How Abraham Lincoln dealt with traitors and insurrectionists: A history lesson Matthew Rozsa

Money heap under paper cutout vaccine icon

The economics of Big Pharma are prolonging the pandemic for no good reason Matthew Rozsa

COVID-19 Vaccine

Study says third shot of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine protects well against omicron variant Matthew Rozsa

Person who can't sleep

Why do electronic gadgets scramble our sleep? Matthew Rozsa

Christmas Trees

Why Christmas tree farming is actually (sometimes) eco-friendly Matthew Rozsa

Back shoulders of a woman

"The organ that makes us human": How skin conditions shape our relationship with the world Matthew Rozsa

Sit-Down Strike; GM

Sit-down strikes revolutionized the labor movement — could it happen again? Matthew Rozsa

Cigarettes

How Big Tobacco used bad science to avoid accountability — and set the blueprint for Big Oil Matthew Rozsa

Living as a Bird by Vinciane Despret

A philosopher of science explains how birds perceive time and space differently than humans Matthew Rozsa

Virus Spores

Far from evil, viruses have driven — and even helped — human evolution Matthew Rozsa

Covid-19 Omicron variant

The omicron variant has now reached the United States Matthew Rozsa

Lyndon B. Johnson; Cotulla, Texas

When a president taught in a segregated school — and it changed history Matthew Rozsa

Andrew Wakefield; COVID-19; Vaccine Protest

How one discredited 1998 study paved the way for today's anti-vaxxers Matthew Rozsa

Turkey with a graduation cap

Stupid turkeys? Scientists say that the unfairly maligned bird may actually be stuffed with smarts Matthew Rozsa

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