Social Justice Grieving Suicides Increases the Likelihood of a Suicide Attempt Research finds that grieving suicides puts individuals at heightened risk for attempting suicide themselves. Kate Wheeling
News in Brief A Ruling Against Doing Adult Time for Juvenile Crimes The Supreme Court gives juveniles sentenced to life in prison a second chance. Kate Wheeling
News in Brief A Win for Reproductive Rights in Texas A grand jury in Texas investigating Planned Parenthood decided instead to indict two anti-abortion activists for wrongdoing. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice Learn How to Persevere Like a Failed ‘American Idol’ Contestant A sociologist looks to reality television contestants to understand how humans deal with rejection. Kate Wheeling
Environment We’re Running Out of Fish Faster Than We Thought For decades, we've been underestimating how much food the world's oceans can provide, and how quickly those fish stocks are declining. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice Next Weekend, Feel Free to Sleep in A small study suggests that sleeping in on the weekends might be enough to reverse some of the damage done by sleep loss during the weekdays. Kate Wheeling
Environment How Giant Icebergs Can Help Fight Climate Change Melting icebergs leave behind a trail of nutrients that seeds the growth of tiny, carbon-sequestering marine organisms. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice How Do We Get Into Mall Brawls? The science behind the massive brawl at a Kentucky shopping center. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice Confidence Matters for Eyewitness Testimony Obtaining accurate eyewitness testimony may be more nuanced than previously thought. Kate Wheeling
News in Brief Do You Know If Your Partner Has a Violent History? In New Zealand, you can ask the police, thanks to a new policy designed to combat the nation's domestic violence epidemic. Kate Wheeling