Not sure if you caught the news this week, but National Public Radio did a really interesting piece on a controversial project of mutating mosquitoes.
Before I get into the whole bug bite bit, I have to say that I love NPR in these times. They are very fair in their coverage, and they provide a balanced view of the current events no matter how wild our politics get. I mean, I’m sure the whole Build the Wall crowd will call it “fake news,” but NPR really is truly refreshing.
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