ICE’s Plan to Track 180,000 Immigrants Using Ankle Monitors Sparks Controversy
ICE plans to track over 180,000 immigrants using ankle monitors made by a politically connected company, raising privacy and ethical concerns.
Understanding and Overcoming Trauma: An Expert’s Guide
Dive into the mechanisms of psychological trauma and explore practical healing strategies, illustrated and explained by a trauma expert.
When Dad Tries to Act Cool but Mom’s Hospital Planning Kicks In
Discover the humorous contrast between dad acting cool and mom preparing for a hospital visit in family emergencies.
How Congressional Stock Trading Erodes Public Trust and Compliance
A new study reveals that congressional stock trading erodes Americans’ trust in government and lowers their willingness to comply with laws.
How Wolves Helped Aspen Trees Flourish in Yellowstone
The return of wolves to Yellowstone led to an increase in aspen trees, showcasing nature’s balance through predator-prey interactions.
How Neo-Nazi Fitness Clubs are Recruiting Teens Through TikTok and Telegram
Neo-Nazi fitness clubs are increasingly recruiting teens via TikTok and Telegram, blending physical fitness with extremist ideology.
Psilocybin’s Potential to Delay Aging and Extend Lifespan: Insights from a New Emory Study
A new Emory University study suggests psilocybin may delay aging and extend lifespan by impacting key biological aging pathways.
Are Tech Billionaires Quietly Pushing a Corporate Dictatorship?
Explore concerns that tech billionaires may be quietly fostering a corporate dictatorship, impacting democracy and governance.
How Attractive Long-Term Partners Influence Creativity Differently for Men and Women
Attractive long-term mates influence creativity differently for men and women, linked to arousal and motivation.