American Shopping Malls Are Still Disappearing
Shopping malls are shuttering their doors at a rapid rate. Is there any hope on the horizon?
Deciding When to Die
Canada is the latest country to legalize physician-assisted suicide. In the United States, the subject is still fraught.
You’re Not Weird for Preferring the Live Version
A new case study shows that audiences can actually enhance an artist’s live performance.
Jeb Bush and the Politics of Imprecision
Presidential hopeful Jeb Bush probably won't say much in his speaking tour. That's because in politics, vagueness is key.
Use Finger Length—Not Genetics—to Predict Promiscuity
A new study further debunks the myth that men and women inherently think one way about sex. It's more about the size of your fingers, actually.
Bruce Jenner and the Katie Couric Effect
History shows that celebrity announcements can have a big impact on the public.
Don’t Listen to Chris Christie; Vaccinate Your Kids
Vaccinations are typically regarded as the most important public health advancement in history. So why are they going away?
Rebellious Teens and Their E-Cigarettes
California wants to cut down on teenage vaping. The best way to do that is not by telling teens to stop.
Rich or Poor, We All Behave Badly
Research shows that people of high and low social classes can act unethically—just in different ways.
A New Threat for Tropical Forests
A new gold rush could spell big trouble for South American tropical forests, a new study finds.