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Today Axios announces its newest digital stream "Axios Science." The weekly newsletter will debut on May 18, 2017.

The quick rundown: Axios Science will highlight discoveries and advances in medicine, space, neuroscience, physics and more.

The team, led by scientist turned journalist Alison Snyder, will provide insight on the most critical scientific issues through original reporting and analysis that uniquely explains these complex studies and developments.

Both the website stream and newsletter will curate the worthiest content in the science space just as Axios readers have come to expect in politics, business, media and tech.

Axios Science coverage will include interviews with astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and other world-renowned scientists.

Why it matters:  "Curious, motivated news consumers are eager to stay up-to-date not only on the latest scientific advances but also on how these issues intersect with technology, business, politics, and other key areas," said Axios Co-Founder and CEO Jim VandeHei, "Axios Science will provide our readers with the information they need."

Sound smart: Each week Axios' science section will include "Axios Voices" featuring analysis from leading researchers, scientists, doctors, and policy experts. Previously, Axios Voices looked at the search for alien life, brain-machine interfaces, and genetic testing for cancer.

Axios is excited to announce that our launch sponsor for our science stream and newsletter is Elysium Health.

Axios Science debuts

Axios Science will highlight discoveries and advances in medicine, space, neuroscience, physics and more.

Today <a class="gtmContentClick" data-vars-link-text="Axios" data-vars-click-url="http://www.axios.com/" data-vars-content-id="0b1b46ab-c2a7-4b74-8d24-296fe2ed830b" data-vars-headline="Axios Science debuts" data-vars-event-category="story" data-vars-sub-category="story" data-vars-item="in_content_link" href="http://www.axios.com/" target="_self">Axios</a> announces its newest digital stream &quot;Axios Science.&quot; The weekly newsletter will debut on May 18, 2017.The quick rundown: Axios Science will highlight discoveries and advances in medicine, space, neuroscience, physics and more.<ul><li>The team, led by scientist turned journalist Alison Snyder, will provide insight on the most critical scientific issues through original reporting and analysis that uniquely explains these complex studies and developments.</li><li>Both the website stream and newsletter will curate the worthiest content in the science space just as Axios readers have come to expect in politics, business, media and tech.</li><li>Axios Science coverage will include interviews with astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and other world-renowned scientists.</li></ul>Why it matters: &quot;Curious, motivated news consumers are eager to stay up-to-date not only on the latest scientific advances but also on how these issues intersect with technology, business, politics, and other key areas,&quot; said Axios Co-Founder and CEO Jim VandeHei, &quot;Axios Science will provide our readers with the information they need.&quot;

Today Axios announces its newest digital stream "Future of Work," and a weekly newsletter will debut on June 4.

Future of Work will cover the coming biggest story of our lives: the impact of robots and artificial intelligence on jobs and global economics. Steve LeVine, Future of Work Editor, will highlight the socio-economic impacts of technology, with an emphasis on how new developments in artificial intelligence and robotics will affect people, countries and organizations throughout the world.

The Future of Work newsletter will give Axios readers an inside look in trends disrupting the workforce alongside leading experts' views on how to best tackle the opportunities and challenges accompanying this change.

Why it matters: "Whether they lead companies or help run government or are a part of shaping massive organizations, our readers are deeply engaged with the latest trends and innovations impacting work worldwide," said Axios Co-Founder and CEO Jim VandeHei, "Future of Work is a must-read for those seeking to keep up with the latest technologies and the cultural and economic disruptions they will cause."

One fun thing: The Future of Work stream will feature a new video series "Almost Now" taking viewers to the front lines to show the technology and the disrupters leading the charge of modernization. Here's a teaser trailer for a sneak peak.

Axios is excited to announce that our launch sponsor for Future of Work is Walmart.

See the Future of Work stream and sign up for the newsletter.

Axios launches Future of Work

Today Axios announces its newest digital stream &quot;Future of Work,&quot; and a weekly newsletter will debut on June 4.Future of Work will cover the coming biggest story of our lives: the impact of robots and artificial intelligence on jobs and global economics. Steve LeVine, Future of Work Editor, will highlight the socio-economic impacts of technology, with an emphasis on how new developments in artificial intelligence and robotics will affect people, countries and organizations throughout the world.The Future of Work newsletter will give Axios readers an inside look in trends disrupting the workforce alongside leading experts&#x27; views on how to best tackle the opportunities and challenges accompanying this change.Why it matters: &quot;Whether they lead companies or help run government or are a part of shaping massive organizations, our readers are deeply engaged with the latest trends and innovations impacting work worldwide,&quot; said Axios Co-Founder and CEO Jim VandeHei, &quot;Future of Work is a must-read for those seeking to keep up with the latest technologies and the cultural and economic disruptions they will cause.&quot;

Mike Allen will host one-on-one conversations with House Speaker Paul Ryan and the Washington Post's Bob Woodward at the next Axios News Shapers event.

Where and when: 8:15 am on Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at AJAX, 1011 4th Street NW, Washington, DC 20001

Doors open at 7:45 am, press check-in opens at 6:45 am.

Space is limited. Press should RSVP to Molly Mitchell (molly@axios.com)

This News Shaper event is presented by PepsiCo.

Axios News Shapers: Mike Allen to host Speaker Ryan, Bob Woodward

Mike Allen will host one-on-one conversations with House Speaker Paul Ryan and the Washington Post&#x27;s Bob Woodward at the next Axios News Shapers event.Where and when: 8:15 am on Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at AJAX, 1011 4th Street NW, Washington, DC 20001<ul><li>Doors open at 7:45 am, press check-in opens at 6:45 am.</li><li>Space is limited. Press should RSVP to Molly Mitchell (molly@axios.com)</li></ul>This News Shaper event is presented by PepsiCo.

The news-oriented documentary series “Axios on HBO” has been renewed for a second season, it was announced today by HBO, Axios and DCTV. The new season will feature eight half-hour episodes, four this spring and four this fall, as well as four specials, reacting to the most consequential news of the moment and driving the conversation with shorter, interview-based programs.

Emmy® winner Matthew O’Neill (HBO’s “Baghdad ER” and “China’s Unnatural Disaster: The Tears of Sichuan Province”) and Perri Peltz (HBO’s “Warning: This Drug May Kill You” and “Remembering the Artist Robert De Niro, Sr.”) return to direct and produce the show, as they did in the 2018 season. They will continue to work with leading Axios journalists to highlight the week ahead in politics, business and technology, and other big topics shaping the future.

Co-founded in 2016 by Mike Allen, Jim VandeHei and Roy Schwartz, Axios is known for its mix of exclusive news, illuminating coverage and trustworthy insight delivered with “Smart Brevity” and a distinctly shareable format. The first season of "Axios on HBO" featured four news-making episodes, highlighted by revealing interviews with: President Donald J. Trump; Tesla CEO Elon Musk; Apple CEO Tim Cook; and Microsoft founder Bill Gates. Season two of AXIOS will continue to feature a unique mix of breaking news content, exclusive interviews and short profiles.

“The second season of ‘Axios on HBO’ will feature more breaking news and more interviews with dominant personalities and definitive trends shaping our future,” says Axios CEO Jim VandeHei. “The series will look beyond the news of the day and illuminate and reveal how the collision of industries like tech, business and politics are changing our lives.”

HBO New York: Asheba Edghill or Veronica Van Pelt (212) 512-1462 or 7313

HBO Los Angeles: Nancy Lesser (310) 382-3274

HBO renews documentary series "Axios on HBO" for 2nd season

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The news-oriented documentary series “Axios on HBO” has been renewed for a second season, it was announced today by HBO, Axios and DCTV. The new season will feature eight half-hour episodes, four this spring and four this fall, as well as four specials, reacting to the most consequential news of the moment and driving the conversation with shorter, interview-based programs.

Today Axios announces the launch of Axios Edge — our new weekly look-ahead at the stories that will drive the business world each week, authored by renowned chief financial correspondent Felix Salmon. The Sunday newsletter will debut on September 16, 2018.

Why it matters: “This is central to our larger expansion into business and market reporting,” says Axios CEO & Co-founder Jim VandeHei. “Edge will guide you through the big trends, while Dan Primack’s new Pro Rata podcast and our coming daily Markets email break, narrate and analyze the essential flow of daily news.”

Our launch partner is Cole Haan, which is increasing its investment in economic empowerment. The global company is presenting Edge as the business version of Jonathan Swan’s D.C. blockbuster, Sneak Peek.

“Business professionals are constantly looking for hacks that transition them into the workweek with ease,” said David Maddocks, Cole Haan's Chief Marketing Officer and General Manager of Business Development. 

“As one of the U.S.’ fastest growing news organizations, Axios was the ideal partner to inform its professional audience and our forward-thinking consumers with key business stories and takeaways, giving both the edge they need to take on the week ahead.”

Axios to launch “Edge” newsletter

Today Axios announces the launch of Axios Edge

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Today Axios announces the launch of Axios Edge — our new weekly look-ahead at the stories that will drive the business world each week, authored by renowned chief financial correspondent Felix Salmon. The Sunday newsletter will debut on September 16, 2018.Why it matters: “This is central to our larger expansion into business and market reporting,” says Axios CEO &amp; Co-founder Jim VandeHei. “Edge will guide you through the big trends, while Dan Primack’s new <a class="gtmContentClick" data-vars-link-text="Pro Rata podcast" data-vars-click-url="https://www.axios.com/subscribe-the-pro-rata-podcast-1531775061-6d07a322-29bc-4bde-822c-a68f3aeb60d1.html" data-vars-content-id="b775a258-c582-471a-87ea-0b42337cbcb2" data-vars-headline="Axios to launch “Edge” newsletter" data-vars-event-category="story" data-vars-sub-category="story" data-vars-item="in_content_link" href="https://www.axios.com/subscribe-the-pro-rata-podcast-1531775061-6d07a322-29bc-4bde-822c-a68f3aeb60d1.html" target="_self">Pro Rata podcast</a> and our coming daily Markets email break, narrate and analyze the essential flow of daily news.”

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