Heaven is a place on earth, says a major American thinker. And a certain awesome '80s pop song.

A number of US jurisdictions are starting to keep animal abuser registries, sparking a debate.

Feversham Academy in Bradford, England has profoundly improved its students’ performance by adding a lot more music to their curriculum.

Following 14,000 people since the 1940s, these cohort studies offer insights into parenting, education, health, and the impact of poverty.

For thousands of years, all over the world, we've told tales of monsters and the undead. Why? Aaron Mahnke, creator of the 'Lore' podcast, on the hunger for mystery. 

Even though we’ve never seen them, here’s what we already know. “Suddenly whole new programs open up, things you can do that you could never do before. It’d be great scientifically, […]

Researchers at MIT and Harvard Medical School have developed a tattoo ink that could potentially be used to monitor medical conditions, with ink that changes in response to physical conditions.     

One of inflation’s cofounders has turned his back on the idea. But practically no one else is following him. Is he right? This article was written by Sabine Hossenfelder. Sabine is […]

This behavior was witnessed in boys but not girls.

Here's how the government improves your life without you knowing it.

Acupuncture has a bad rap in the scientific community, but can modern brain scanning techniques redeem it?

Chemists are surprised to find that berkelium electrons seem to live outside of quantum mechanics.

Other tech unveiled includes a (somewhat creepy) AI personal photographer, new VR gear, and a very affordable mini assistant.

Being a diverse organization means more than just filling out some quota for having minority groups on your teams and in your leadership roles. It means providing an inclusive work […]

Three eyes are so much better than two. Here’s why. “Einstein’s gravitational theory, which is said to be the greatest single achievement of theoretical physics, resulted in beautiful relations connecting gravitational […]

Capitalism has hijacked our emotions and rewired us for instant gratification—but we can reclaim our lives by practicing deep hope.

Einstein believed in the unseen—like gravitational waves, ripples in space and time. Now, we can see this, as shown by the 2017 Nobel Prize physics winners.

“We are at least as dream-deprived as we are sleep-deprived." Dr. Naiman said.

Our phones often help promote depression and anxiety. These apps are fighting back. 

A new organization, Thorn, has been launched to help victims of a new crime called "sexploitation" in which abusers extort victims over the publication of intimate images.