Happiness and Success in Life Come Down to Asking Yourself These Questions, Says Columbia PsychologistNext time you’re feeling frustrated or stuck in your business, ask yourself questions that begin with the word “what.” Here’s why that’s a powerful thing to do.
How a Single Court Case Could Determine the Future of Book Banning in AmericaOnly one library book ban case has ever been decided by the U.S. Supreme Court: Board of Education, Island Trees Union Free School District No. 26 v. Pico (1982).
How to Protect Financial Assets Amid Deportation WorriesExperts say people concerned about being caught up in the immigration crackdown should have a plan in place.
Are Matcha Men the New Soy Boys?Everywhere you look, men are drinking matcha. How the green tea coffee alternative ended up at the center of a gendered debate.
What the Capsizing and Relaunching of a Warship Tells Us About North Korea’s RegimeThe intrigue has less to do with the failure itself and more with how Kim Jong Un reacted.
Billionaires Love His Sweaters. They Love His Ideas Even MoreSince 1978, Brunello Cucinelli has sought to lead his luxury empire—and the town that became its heart—with benevolence. And with the industry bracing for tariffs and trade wars, protecting his self-made Umbrian paradise has never felt more vital.
Could A Bizarre Sleep Routine Practiced By Early Humans Be Key To A Good Night’s Rest?Intermittent sleep may seem like a good way to boost productivity. Here’s what sleep researchers think.
6 Above-The-Line Tax Deductions For Those Who Claim Standard DeductionDid you know there are “above-the-line” deductions that you can claim even if you claim the standard deduction?
A North Carolina County Wanted New Court to Stem Its Opioid Crisis. Then Came Trump’s Cuts.As the Justice Department slashes funding to programs across the U.S., Wilkes County’s planned recovery court was halted before it started.
Trump Wants Rare Earths. but Challenging China’s Dominance Will Take More Than TariffsHow America and its allies can break free of Chinese rare earth dependency is a geopolitical priority with sweeping economic ramifications but no easy answer.
Do You Understand What Normal Blood Pressure Is? Many Americans Wrongly Assume They DoThat false confidence can be deadly.
A Writer for Our Time: Why John Le Carré’s Work Remains More Essential Than EverSometimes a great writer sneaks up on you. You’ve known his name for years, seen shelves of his paperbacks in every bookstore, watched adaptations of his novels for the screen.
5% Mortgage Rates Are Real. How Homebuyers Are Making It HappenHomebuyers are slashing their mortgage rates by 1% or more and saving thousands on monthly payments.
Scientists Found a ‘Fingerprint’ in Ancient Rock That May Solve the Ring of Fire’s OriginA new study does the difficult task of trying to piece together the history of the world’s largest subduction zone.
Six Tips for Speaking Up Against Bad BehaviorPsychologist Catherine Sanderson explains how to be more courageous in speaking up about bad behavior, from offensive speech to harmful actions.
The AI Revolution Isn’t Possible Without an Energy RevolutionAs scientific advancements continue, the cost of AI will eventually converge with the cost of energy.
Why COP30 Must Ramp up Climate Finance for CitiesWith cities at the frontline of climate resilience, COP30 is a key opportunity to scale-up urban finance.
US News Consumers Are Turning to Podcaster Joe Rogan and Away From Traditional Sources, Report ShowsProminent podcasters like Joe Rogan are playing a bigger role in news dissemination in the United States, as are AI chatbots, contributing to the further erosion of traditional media, according to a report released on Tuesday.