A study published in Current Biology challenges the notion that large physical size determines dominance among primates. Researchers from the […]
Society
Younger U.S. Adults Are Less Engaged With U.S. Politics
A survey conducted by AP-NORC between 10 and 14 July 2025 showed that younger adults are substantially less engaged in […]
These are the Major Sources of Microplastics—Bottles and Straws Not Among Them
The most significant contributors to microplastic pollution are not plastic bottles or drinking straws, according to research. The main culprits […]
Playing Video Games May Boost the Intelligence of Children
Forget the stereotype of video games melting young minds. Science now says they might actually sharpen them. Researchers B. Sauce […]
Majority of Americans Support Weight-Loss Drug Use for Obesity
A nationwide poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research reveals that most Americans support the use of […]
Image on Shroud of Turin May Not Be Human—New Study
The Shroud of Turin is a piece of aged linen on which a faint and spectral image of a man […]
Study Reveals Calming Techniques Reduce Anger More Effectively Than Venting
A new meta-analytic study challenges the widely accepted belief that venting anger helps alleviate emotional distress. Researchers from Ohio State […]
Support for Legal Abortion in the U.S. Remains Strong Despite Slight Decline
Public support for legal abortion in the United States remains firm, according to the mid-July 2025 survey by The Associated […]
Extreme Heat in the United States: Majority of Americans Are Affected
Sweltering summers are no longer an exception but a shared experience for most Americans. A survey uncovered how record-breaking heat […]
Food, Housing, and Health Care Costs Create Widespread Stress Among Americans
A survey by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows that rising costs of basic needs remain a […]