Search selected science news sources on the web via Google.
Hint: Some articles that are behind a paywall might be available for free in the library's databases. Ask a librarian about it.
Peer-reviewed journals are used by researchers to report on their work. Articles undergo careful review by other subject experts (i.e., peer review) before being published. Articles are usually quite long and detailed, are written at an expert level, and have a list of references (i.e., works cited) at the end.
For tips on finding peer-reviewed articles, see our Peer-Reviewed Journals and Articles guide.
These are news sources relevant to the sciences and related disciplines. Media Bias Fact Check (MBFC) has rated most of these as having a high or very high quality of factual reporting and a high or very high level of credibility.
