Matthew Rozsa (page 76)

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.

Donald Trump

What happens if an ex-president goes to jail (hypothetically speaking)? It wouldn't be pretty Matthew Rozsa

Coronavirus

A virologist unpacks the lab leak hypothesis Matthew Rozsa

A Quiet Place: Part II

The "Quiet Place" sequel is a fantastic, visceral nail-biter – resonating with our pandemic paranoia Matthew Rozsa

Saguaro cactus

Arizona's iconic saguaro cactus is flowering "wrong" — and no one knows why Matthew Rozsa

Trump Supporter; White Nationalism; Christianity

Survey: Religion, right-wing news consumption are strong predictors of QAnon beliefs Matthew Rozsa

Electricity; Earthquakes

Scientists may have just cracked a great mystery about why "earthquake lightning" happens Matthew Rozsa

DNA

In a huge advance for gene therapy, inserting algae genes in a human partially cures blindness Matthew Rozsa

Sperm Count; Ocean Pollution

Global warming is boiling our testicles, suggesting a new animal fertility crisis looms Matthew Rozsa

Moon; Peloponnesian War

How lunar eclipses altered the course of history Matthew Rozsa

Baby in utero; Wildfires

An unexpected side effect of climate change? More stillbirths Matthew Rozsa

Cannabis plant

Poison control centers are getting more and more calls from stoned people Matthew Rozsa

Toxic Relationship

How to escape a toxic relationship (when you might not even know that you're in one) Matthew Rozsa

Moderna, Pfizer-BioNTech and AstraZeneca vaccine vials

Mixing two different vaccine doses might actually strengthen COVID-19 immunity, not hurt it Matthew Rozsa

George Romney; Mitt Romney; Martin Luther King; Donald Trump

A tale of two Romneys: Mitt Romney's resistance to Trump comes straight from his father Matthew Rozsa

Sad drunk man sitting at counter

More and more Americans are dying from "diseases of despair," according to a new study Matthew Rozsa

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