Watson, who played Kathy Gordon in four episodes of the sitcom starring Gary Coleman, died in Colorado Springs, Colorado, her ...

Three start-ups are aiming to create gene-edited babies. Columnist Michael Le Page has no doubt that editing our offspring ...

Watson brought back Nat Faxon as Hobie for the first time since Season 1 for the fall finale, called “Never Been CRISPR’d.” (You can find his first episode streaming with a Paramount+ subscription now ...

Watson’s biohacker friend Hobie—also known as the man with the glowing chest—returns when a risky gene-editing experiment goes wrong, sending his new girlfriend rushing to the Holmes Clinic. Watch new ...

Stories about desperate patients taking hospital personnel hostage to force them to treat them have become too common on medical dramas, and I hate them. I love a good thriller — I write them myself, ...

It is no secret that the Cleveland Browns as an organization regret the decision to sign Deshaun Watson to a fully-guaranteed $230 million contract. The owner has said as much himself, calling the ...

Deshaun Watson’s career since the Houston Texans traded him has been as turbulent as the end of his tenure with the franchise, and it recently took another noteworthy turn amid his push to get back on ...

James D. Watson, who died last week at 97, was the greatest biologist of his generation. He was also a cruelly treated target of cancel culture, shunned by the academic science community for which he ...

Jan Witkowski is the former executive director of the Banbury Center at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, and an editor, with Alex Gann, of The Annotated and Illustrated Double Helix. James D. Watson was ...

How do we reckon with the legacy of people who have done excellent work, but who have said or done terrible things? Last week, James Watson died at the age of 97. Watson’s scientific work was ...

James Watson, who co-discovered the double-helix structure of DNA in 1953, has died at age 97. Born in Chicago in 1928, Watson made the groundbreaking discovery at just 24 years old alongside British ...

There’s no telling how the history of science might have changed if James Watson had had more fun with the binoculars he bought in 1940. He was only 12, but he bought them with his own money, and he ...