Economics You’re Going to Die! So Buy Now! New research finds inserting reminders of our mortality into advertisements is a surprisingly effective strategy to sell products. Tom Jacobs
Economics For Charitable Products, Sex Doesn’t Sell Sexy women may turn heads, but for pro-social and charitable products, they won't change minds. Bettina Chang
Social Justice Burrito Treason in the Lone Star State Did Meatless Mondays bring down Texas Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples? James McWilliams
Social Justice Savor Good Times, Get Through the Bad Ones—With Categories Ticking off a category of things to do can feel like progress or a fun time coming to an end. Nathan Collins
Social Justice The Danger of Dining With an Overweight Companion There’s a good chance you’ll eat more unhealthy food. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice When Counterfeit and Contaminated Drugs Are Deadly The cost and the crackdown, worldwide. Lauren Kirchner
Economics Welcome to the Economy Economy With the recent introduction of Apple Pay, the Silicon Valley giant is promising to remake how we interact with money. Could iCoin be next? Kyle Chayka
News in Brief How to Build a Better Election Elimination-style voting is harder to fiddle with than majority rule. Nathan Collins
Social Justice Why Original Artworks Move Us More Than Reproductions Researchers present evidence that hand-created artworks convey an almost magical sense of the artist’s essence. Tom Jacobs