Charity begins at home. It’s a familiar saying many people erroneously believe comes from the Bible instead of from ...

Stocks rebounded on strong economic data, potential tariff reductions, and signs of a government reopening, all boosting ...

Sound familiar? That's because these are the same cognitive biases that wreck human gamblers—and traders, of course. The researchers identified three classic gambling fallacies in AI behavior: ...

Interventions targeting drinking water safety and responsible dog management could reduce echinococcosis incidence in China.

Cybercriminals are not only using fear and urgency to exploit their victims.  Positive emotions – such as empathy, curiosity, and a desire to help – are also being exploited. This is the warning from ...

When al-Ghazali accused philosophers of “incoherence,” he wasn’t rejecting reason altogether. Instead, he was warning against ...

A decade into the effort to concretely integrate information warfare into its operations, the Marine Corps appears to be in ...

Rate cuts are too small, and the central bank is making things worse by shrinking its balance sheet.

What if the key to feeling fulfilled is not just self-improvement, but showing up for one another? Discover how community heals and strengthens us.

During oral argument in the tariff case, there was a recurring theme: if the Court agreed with the President that IEEPA grants this power, it would take a veto-proof majority in Congress to claw back ...

Some argue that our lives derive meaning from our ability to see them as an ongoing story. So is telling our own life story ...