Bullying

The letter arrives as the White House is promoting First Lady Melania Trump's anti-bullying campaign for its "Week of Inclusion" event.

• By Elena Gooray

New research finds being bullied can have a long-term negative effect on teenagers.

• By Tom Jacobs

All of that bullying is leaving a lasting impression.

• By Tom Jacobs

What a court case involving construction workers, moist towelettes, and a bridge in New Orleans signals about the future of manhood in the workplace.

• By Michael Fitzgerald

An early look at a Pacific Standard story that's currently only available to subscribers.

• By Pacific Standard Staff

Children bullied by their peers are upwards of 60 percent more likely to suffer mental illness as adults than kids who are abused and neglected, according to a new study.

• By Nathan Collins

Antisocial attitudes and physical strength may have the same underlying cause, new research suggests.

• By Nathan Collins

A new study shows that boys can shun and ostracize with the best of them. We’ll have to drop our “mean girls” bias to better understand how they do it.

• By Daniel Luzer

A new study finds that a harassed worker is better off than a neglected one.

• By Paul Bisceglio

In reporting abuse from teammate Richie Incognito, did the Miami Dolphins offensive lineman break an unspoken code among men?

• By Cliff Leak

Why you—and your teachers, coaches, and other superiors—are probably to blame for some of the hazing and harassment that goes on in our nation’s classrooms, locker rooms, and workplaces.

• By Jesse Singal

While some have said that the situation with the Miami Dolphins is unique to football, workplace bullying is ubiquitous.

• By Aaron Gordon

But only if you lost.

• By Marc Herman

Kids who bully other kids are much more likely to abuse their partners as teens.

• By Lauren Kirchner

New research from Israel suggests a simple way to reduce intimidating behavior among adolescents.

• By Tom Jacobs