Six months and 200,000 American deaths later, the president is telling his supporters that coronavirus is no big deal.
'Why Do I Always Want to Bail on Plans With My Friends?'
Humans tend to fare poorly at predicting how we are going to feel in the future—and often totally misjudge what will make us happy.
5G Panic Is Just the Latest in a Long History of Technology Freak-Outs
We've been scared of radio waves since the 1950s, and we've feared the invisible much longer than that.
Influencers Are Being Paid to Promote Universities They Didn’t Attend
A new trend sees Britain’s universities offer Instagram influencers paid-partnerships to endorse institutions they didn’t study at.
Meet the Fishermen Who Caught the Fish in Your Aquarium
The compounding effects of overexploitation and climate change put fish and those who catch them at risk, even in a country with one of the most diverse marine ecosystems on earth.
Horror Movie Fans Are Having an Easier Time Dealing With the Pandemic, Study Says
Researchers are examining whether the "extreme feelings" prompted by horror flicks could benefit our mental health, now that every day is terrifying.