Carbon Taxes Really Do Work
A new study shows that taxing carbon dioxide emissions could actually work to reduce greenhouse gases without any negative effects on employment and revenues.
The Danger of Dining With an Overweight Companion
There’s a good chance you’ll eat more unhealthy food.
Why Original Artworks Move Us More Than Reproductions
Researchers present evidence that hand-created artworks convey an almost magical sense of the artist’s essence.
The Strong Symbolic Power of Emptying Pockets
Researchers find the symbolic act of emptying a receptacle can impact our behavior, and not for the better.
The Scent of a Conservative
We are attracted to the body odor of others with similar political beliefs, according to new research.
Atheists Seen as a Threat to Moral Values
New research attempts to pinpoint why non-believers are widely disliked and distrusted.
Big Government, Happy Citizens?
You may like to talk about how much happier you'd be if the government didn't interfere with your life, but that's not what the research shows.
Comfort Food Is a Myth
New research finds that, contrary to our beliefs, such foods don't have any special ability to improve our moods.
Yes, I’m a Good Person. But Did You Hear About Her?
A new study tracks how people experience moral issues in everyday life.
The Motivating Power of Women Senators
New research finds female voters get more informed and engaged in politics if they’re represented by a woman in the U.S. Senate.