Why do some Americans say “soda,” others say “pop,” and Southerners ask for a “coke”? The answer is fizzy, historical, and ...

From gym gains to memory boosts: research shows creatine may do more than build muscle. Here’s what you need to know.

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Old-school punishments fall short: Traditional discipline rooted in mid-20th century behaviorist models (like rewards, ...

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Scientists discover streaked shearwaters rarely poop on water, choosing mid-air instead. Why it matters for oceans.

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If you find yourself navigating romance at work, there are steps to protect both your relationship and your career.

A study of half a million students shows philosophy education measurably boosts critical thinking skills beyond natural ...

New research links an ancient DNA sequence to neuron growth, brain-cell balance, and a cognitive flexibility trait that may ...

A new study shows that humanity’s own deep-space radio transmissions could act as a model for detecting alien civilizations.

A new study shows that different emotional responses to music can selectively boost or impair different types of memory.