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There is no meaningful difference in cognitive performance between people who were fasting and people who were having regular meals Continue

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The Trump Administration Wants to Send More Shasta Lake Water to Farmers. Salmon Could Pay the Price Continue

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Behavioral science shows that other people’s problems rarely stay theirs forever. Here is why we avoid difficult conversations until the consequences become our own Continue

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Vague predictions and post hoc revisions help astrology feel meaningful, even while it fails empirical testing Continue

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Rights require money. Talk as much as you like about human rights, nothing will change until the architecture of global finance is reformed Continue

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Everybody knows about the decline in birthrates. Fewer people understand why—or just how significantly it could transform society in the next few decades Continue

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First impressions shape outcomes before a word is spoken—and research shows those snap judgments are far from random. Continue

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Are mental health campaigns making you anxious? Constant reminders to monitor your well-being may be causing more harm than you realize. Continue

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Chris Larsen, the deep-pocketed crypto executive emerging as a force among Democratic donors in the midterms, told POLITICO he plans to boost Gavin Newsom “any way we can” in his likely 2028 presidential campaign. Continue

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Can you spot a liar? Our voices give away a huge amount of information with every sentence, and human beings are remarkably good at interpreting these subtleties Continue