News in Brief Higher IQ Means Longer Life A new study finds lower mortality rates among highly intelligent people—a link that continues well into old age. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Obamacare Is Linked to Fewer Heart Attacks A pilot finds a significant decrease in cardiac arrests among middle-aged residents of the Portland, Oregon, area. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief The Thinking Process of the Visual Artist Their use of language reveals the different ways painters, sculptors, and architects conceptualize space. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Do Unto Others? Sure—If They’re in Our Social Circle New research reports the moral imperative to help those in need is much weaker if the needy person in question is a stranger. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief More Evidence That Health Insurance Really Does Save Lives Timely new research strengthens the link between coverage and mortality. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Warmer Weather Aids Incumbents Throw the bums out? Not when we're this comfortable. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief How Nudges Can Save Governments Money A new study finds more evidence nudges can prove an effective policy tool. But what's the fate of social science-informed policy in the Trump administration? Francie Diep
News in Brief Are Children of Single Parents Less Satisfied With Life? New research from Germany suggests growing up in a single-parent household produces a small but significant long-term negative impact. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Breastfeeding Has Health Benefits for Moms Too A Chinese study shows it lowers their risk of cardiovascular disease. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief What Did You See in That Painting? New research finds the eyes of children and adults are drawn to very different things. Tom Jacobs