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Speeding Barely Saves You Any Time, New Study Finds
Researchers found speeding saves little time while wasting fuel, increasing emissions, and making roads more dangerous.
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A Florida Restaurant Is Letting People Trade Dead Pythons for Pizza
An Everglades restaurant offered free pizza for dead Burmese pythons during Florida’s annual Python Challenge.
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A Shopping Mall Contest Had People Drinking From Toilets for Cash: ‘Game of Thrones’
The retailer said the toilets were clean and unused, but locals still complained the stunt made the city look bad.
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Japan’s Answer to Deadly Summer Heat Is a Refrigerator for Humans
The Do Hiemon Box blasts chilled air at overheated users, giving workers and visitors a quick escape from extreme heat.
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This Is the Thing That Actually Makes People Happy, According to Research
Research suggests strong relationships and helping others may matter more for happiness than money or self-improvement.
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Gen Z Is Blaming Their Parents for Their Problems, and Psychologists Say They Have a Point
Therapists say blaming parents can reveal old wounds, but healing means turning that anger into insight and reflection.
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What Is a ‘Ride-or-Cry Friendship’? The Bond Built Through Breakups, Job Losses, and Chaos
A new survey found many close friendships start during hard times, but experts say the bond has to grow beyond crisis.
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Why Some Gen Z Women Are Choosing the Rich Husband Fantasy Over the Career Grind
A viral Reddit post about marrying rich tapped into Gen Z burnout, tradwife fantasies, and fears about financial independence.
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People Are Embracing ‘French Sundays’ as the Antidote to Weekend Burnout
Experts say a French Sunday is about slowing down, resting, and letting your weekend feel good instead of productive.
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Where to Vacation If You Don’t Want to Get Robbed, According to the FBI
A new analysis ranked popular U.S. vacation spots by summer property crime, with Park City coming in safest and Honolulu ranking riskiest.
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Why Men and Women Stop Being Friends in Adulthood, According to a Psychologist
Experts say cross-gender friendships often fade as relationships, attraction, and adult life make them harder to maintain.
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Gen Z Workers Are Faking Productivity More Than Any Other Generation, New Study Finds
Software Finder found workers spend nearly five hours a week looking busy, and employee monitoring may be making fake productivity worse.
