The Lies We Tell Ourselves
Patients Can Do Their Part to Avoid Needless Medications
Give Frank Lampard a Chance
Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch Has Finally Been Sold to a Billionaire
The Dark Ages Has Always Titillated the Imagination
With Four Weeks Left in President Trump’s Term, He Is Unleashed
Ahead of a Candlelight Vigil on Saturday, Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump Held a Press Conference
This Year Has Been a Tough One No Matter Where You Live in the World. However…
When the Church Doors Open, Only White People Will Be Allowed Inside
The Intercom Boomed in the Predawn Hour of Hell Week at the Virginia Military Institute.
Bulgaria Is a Parliamentary Democracy That Has Held Elections Since 1989
A study looks at the effect of subtle wording changes on the performance
When Americans Go to the Polls in Presidential Elections, They Are Not Directly Voting for President.
Brandon Bernard Was Executed by the Federal Government at the Federal Correctional Center in Terre Haute, Indiana
Tens of Thousands of Ice Age Paintings Across a Cliff Face Shed Light on People and Animals From 12,500 Years Ago
National Zoo panda cub named Xiao Qi Ji or “Little Miracle”
Gitanjali Rao Developed Kindly, a Program to Combat Cyberbullying: She Is 15
The Two Largest Planets in Our Solar System Are Coming Closer Together
The Congress for New Urbanism Ranks the Most-Loathed Urban Freeways in North America—and Makes the Case for Tearing Them Down
Stress May Start Taking a Toll on the Brain in Early Middle Age
The Fiery Emissary Streaked Across the Skies of Costa Rica, an Unearthly MIX of Orange and Green
Tall, Dark, Handsome, Funny, Kind, Great With Kids, Six-Figure Salary, a Harsh but Fair Critic of My Creative Output
California Certified Its Presidential Election
The Counter-intuitive Ways Your Mind Processes Reality—and Why Understanding That Might Help You Feel a Little Less Anxious.
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