The End of Suburban Retail: Will the Decline of Malls Mean More Abandoned Buildings?
Big-box stores continue to lose their grip.
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Low Glucose Liberals
New research confirms that hungry people are more supportive of social welfare programs. But that doesn’t mean they’re actually more likely to share.
‘The Atlantic’ Is Wrong About Married Parents Producing Richer Kids
Sure, kids with married parents appear to have better outcomes by some measures. But a narrow reading of the data ignores strong evidence about the viability of alternative family structures.
The Feet Are Not an Erogenous Zone
Cross-cultural research suggests that, when it comes to erotic stimulation, men and women are more alike than many realized.
The Buffet Line Can Be Your Friend
It all depends on whether the food is presented in an optimal order, with healthy selections first.
Next American Hotspot
In general, people move from places of high unemployment to low unemployment. Also, relocation tends to be a short distance. As a rule, we are risk averse. We go where we know.
The Curious Evolution of the Sign Spinner
Something so simple can tell us so much about who we value and why.