Have swipes and scrolls replaced deep thinking?

Love, grief, and moral disgust aren't unique to humans. Like chimps, humans sometimes struggle for dominance, but our first impulse is trust and connection. Frans de Waal has spent decades showing that most of what we believe about animals, humans, and the differences between us is wrong.

LIGO and Virgo have now detected a total of 11 binary merger events. But exactly 0 were in the Milky Way. Here’s why. One of the most spectacular recent advances in […]

What gives us color now may give rise to our cyborg future.

How the story of a statistics student being late to class became the inspiration for the protagonist of Good Will Hunting.

Monsanto just lost a major court battle to a man who said he developed cancer after using Roundup.

In order to reap the greatest rewards, we have to think big and invest big. One of these four missions will deliver like never before. When it comes to exploring the […]

Primatologist Frans de Waal explains the primal instinct that unites humans and chimpanzees.

This may be more common in mammals than we'd thought.

The discovery could lead to improved treatments for chronic pain.

Chronic procrastination is associated with a slew of negative health outcomes.

Finland's educational system was driven by a culture that supports a strong social contract, one the United States currently lacks.

Modern notions about the Illuminati are the result of a satirical cult-classic book.

 Business, on every level, is becoming more multi-cultural. Whether it’s embracing diversity internally, expanding to multiple sites around the world, or entering distant markets such as China, never has it […]

The transition across a quantum barrier is known as quantum tunneling, and the amount of time it takes for such a transition to occur had never been measured before. For […]

Be a man? Why this once trusty advice now fails men.

Its emergence will challenge what it means to be human.

Researchers find that toddlers verbalize and interact more with their parents when reading sessions feature print books, not tablets.

One group of women still seem to benefit from the popular diet.

Two maps show two very different takes on the huge discrepancies in U.S. life expectancy