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Terrorism’s Centerfolds

Why do almost all political killers have young admirers?

New York City already cares about soccer, but will they actually support a team? The new team's success isn't a sure thing.

New research suggests training designed to increase feelings of compassion can lead to more altruistic behavior.

Why do teenagers behave the way that they do online, sharing personal information with just about anybody who wants it? Look to the privacy paradox.

Do you have a "teen" study? It's probably stupid.

Ever found yourself at odds with what you thought was the majority opinion? There's a name for that.

New research suggests that, contrary to common belief, ticket buyers are not particularly hostile toward contemporary compositions.

The American fascination with royal families has been around for centuries, almost since we stopped having one of our own.

And why the academic study of porn is nothing new.

We don't really know, but if anybody does, it's Phil Thompson.