The best way to become better divorced parents is to work together to redefine what it means to be a family.

As open-ended questions and situations require innovative problem-solving strategies, a little bit of ambiguity can make for a more thoughtful workplace.

The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has grown so great that limiting emissions is not enough to curb climate change. That's why scientists are seeking new technologies for pulling carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere out of it.

A new study out of the UK determined that an inclination to vote for certain parties has as much to do with nature as it does nurture.

Your smartphone's GPS capability could prove useful — perhaps even life-saving — in the moments before a major earthquake. 

Our fear of making incorrect choices too often prevents us from rationally assessing the decision-making process.

Nearly half of Americans are "interested bystanders" who are aware of world events yet refuse to vote. A new survey finds that interested bystanders tend to take civic action only when they have a personal or professional stake.