Cold Temperatures Don’t Have Much to Do With Winter Deaths
As hotter summers become more deadly, warmer winters won't bring respite, according to new research.
France Is Upset With the U.S. So Is the Rest of the World, Apparently
The latest Pew poll shows America has earned some less-than-favorable marks around the globe.
More Bikes, Better Home Value
Living close to a bike-sharing system directly results in an increase to a home's property value, a new study shows.
The Majority of Catholic Republicans Believe in Climate Change
The Pope's recent encyclical will fall on receptive ears.
Why the Ice Is White
The Chicago Blackhawks may be so good that "they got black people loving hockey," but the NHL is still the most segregated professional sport. Why is that?
Return Migrants Can Make a Big Difference
Researchers have found that return migrants to the state of Guanajuato, Mexico, have a positive effect on nearly every aspect of life.
Here Are a Few of the Ways Caitlyn Jenner Can Expect to Be Discriminated Against
Caitlyn Jenner's transition offers an important moment to highlight what our culture needs to work on with female inequality.
Big Tourism Impacts for the Ol’ Dusty Trail
One Colorado mountain town battles the dirty side effect of unpaved roads—for better or worse.
How ‘Star Wars’ Can Help You Understand Serious Psychotic Disorders
A teaching tool, the movies can be.
Do We Have to Start Worrying About the Integrity of Museums Now?
Big oil companies like Shell and BP sponsor museums for good PR. But they're beginning to affect what's on display, too.