In Promoting Green Behaviors, Pride Beats Guilt
New research suggests a shift in pro-environmental messaging.
Inside the Minds of Hardcore Trump Supporters
New research finds the president's earliest and strongest followers embody a particularly belligerent strain of authoritarian thinking.
Sarah Jones’ Theater of Resistance
The playwright and actress' one-woman shows are deeply political—but she isn't here to preach.
The Emotional Roots of Political Polarization
New research argues feelings of disillusionment prompt people to take more extreme positions.
Being Multilingual May Protect Against Alzheimer’s Disease
New research suggests it creates a cognitive reserve the brain can utilize when other regions start to decay.
Live From New York, It’s Totally Ineffectual Satire!
Donald Trump used Saturday Night Live's harsh parodies to his own advantage.
When Talking of Future Financial Success, Do Fraternities Offer a Leg Up for Male Students?
Researchers found fraternity membership lowers a student's grade-point average by 0.25 points (on a four-point scale), but increases future income by 36.2 percent.
The Shock of Seeing Your Body in 3-D
New technology will allow clothing-store patrons to get a much better look at their actual shape. Can we handle the truth?
Does Bad Air Create Bad Behavior?
New research links air pollution to higher levels of crime and other unethical acts.
