Social Justice One Couple’s Story of Love and Green Cards Challenged by the White House's anti-immigration policy, many—like Zahara and Mohammed—are choosing to wed. Arvind Dilawar
News in Brief Science Fiction and Fantasy Readers Make Good Romantic Partners New research suggests they have more mature ideas about how real-world relationships work. Tom Jacobs
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News in Brief Musical Ability Is Attractive in a Potential Mate New research suggests the ability to play an instrument well is surprisingly sexy. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Altruism Is Deeply Satisfying—in the Bedroom And you thought generosity was its own reward. By Tom Jacobs (Photo: tamaralvarez/Flickr) The issue of why people… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Alluring Look of a Like-Minded Liberal Beauty is in the eye of the (politically partisan) beholder. By Tom Jacobs Fans of Democratic presidential candidate… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Tell a Good Tale, Find a Great Mate Research finds storytelling ability increases men’s attractiveness as long-term romantic partners. By Tom Jacobs (Photo: Joris Louwes/Flickr) Guys:… Pacific Standard Staff
Social Justice Altruistic Men Are More Attractive to Women In a new study, altruism trumps good looks, although the combination of both is the most desirable of all. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Romantic Desires Drive Some Women From the Lab New research links women's poor performance on math tests with their wish to date a smarter man. Tom Jacobs
Environment Want to Say ‘I Love You’? Try Typing It Out Surprised researchers find that, when the topic is love, we tend to communicate emotions more effectively using email rather than voicemail. Tom Jacobs