Female Orgasms Aren’t Just About Good Genes
A woman who thinks other women find her mate attractive is more likely to have an orgasm, research finds.
Just How Important Is Color?
A new viral video reminds us how awe-inspiring the color spectrum really is. That's something that researchers—and businesses—have long understood.
College Kids Will Literally Text Through Anything
A new study shows just how badly college kids crave their emoji-laden communication.
This Week in California’s Drought
A round-up of news and research on the Golden State's thirst for water.
A True Crime Expert Weighs in on HBO’s ‘The Jinx’
Criminologist and author Michael Arntfield talks with us about the past and future of true crime.
March Madness Gets the Academic Treatment
From NBA prospects to bracketology, researchers have touched on all aspects of March Madness.
Why Do Circus Elephants Get All the Sympathy?
Ringling Bros.' decision to retire its elephants has been met with near-universal approval. Why do far fewer people care about the animals being slaughtered on a daily basis?
Astronomers Found an Ancient Ocean on Mars
Now a cold, barren desert, Mars once had an ocean bigger than the Arctic.