Social Justice The Edwards Effect? Life-threatening illnesses can disrupt even the most stable marriages, but new research suggests that men are far more likely to divorce a terminally ill spouse. Erik Hayden
Economics Algae Fuel Nearing the Surface An algae conveyer belt on the ocean's surface may be more than just a scientist's dream. Elisabeth Best
Economics Seeing is Perceiving Is it possible to feel less pain if you look directly at the affected area? Take two drops of Murine and call us in the morning. Erik Hayden
Education May I Refer to My Pharmacopeia During the Test? Can ADHD stimulants like Adderall be the answer for college students looking to increase academic performance? They think so. Erik Hayden
Social Justice What Matters Most A new study illuminates the motivations behind religious sacrifice among a very devout population — adolescents. Erik Hayden
Social Justice If You Want to Enjoy the Scenery, Hang Up Talking on your cell phone can distract you from your surroundings — even if they include a unicycling clown. Elisabeth Best
Social Justice No Pain, No Gain Applies to Happiness, Too Working to accomplish your goals may cause you stress in the moment, but will increase your overall happiness. Elisabeth Best
Economics Where Have All the Moderates Gone? Although political participation is increasing, there's more evidence that the moderates have left the building. Elisabeth Best
Social Justice Blaming Others Is Contagious Behavior The tendency to fault others for our own failures can spread like a virus. Tom Jacobs
Economics Both Sides Exaggerate Effects of Public Option The fight over a public option means nil to the majority of Americans — who won't have the option to buy it anyway. David Rosenfeld