The 20th century saw a spike in divorce rates, prompting a wave of research on the link between divorce and mental health.
Your Morning Coffee Could Help You Live to 100. Here’s How Longevity Experts Drink Theirs
Research on the topic is, generally, pro-coffee. People who drink coffee in moderation may reap longevity benefits like reduced risk of type 2 diabetes, dementia, and all-cause mortality, according to Johns Hopkins.
Research on the topic is, generally, pro-coffee. People who drink coffee in moderation may reap longevity benefits like reduced risk of type 2 diabetes, dementia, and all-cause mortality, according to Johns Hopkins.
More Dogs, Fewer Babies: What’s Guiding the Shifts in Pet Ownership and Parenting in American Households?
Pew found that roughly 3 in 4 (74%) Americans are on board with this increasing focus on pets in daily life. Additionally, nearly half (48%) of adults say there is a proper amount of emphasis on pets' well-being.
Pew found that roughly 3 in 4 (74%) Americans are on board with this increasing focus on pets in daily life. Additionally, nearly half (48%) of adults say there is a proper amount of emphasis on pets’ well-being.
They Were Babies and Toddlers When the Pandemic Hit. At School, Some Still Struggle.
A minute later, he was inconsolable, an emotional U-turn perhaps sparked by the transition to clean-up time. A teacher cradled the boy in her lap, calmly dodging his small flailing arms.
A minute later, he was inconsolable, an emotional U-turn perhaps sparked by the transition to clean-up time. A teacher cradled the boy in her lap, calmly dodging his small flailing arms.
Investigation: Nearly 1,000 Native Children Died in Federal Boarding Schools
Pictured above, the entrance to the former Genoa U.S. Indian School in 2021 in Genoa, Nebraska where researchers found at least 87 Native American children have died.
Pictured above, the entrance to the former Genoa U.S. Indian School in 2021 in Genoa, Nebraska where researchers found at least 87 Native American children have died.
Men Are Buying More Jewelry Than Ever. These Celebrities Are Embracing the Trend.
The RealReal investigated the rising trend of men's jewelry and its male connoisseurs, using news reports, trade publication data, and other sources to find the catalysts behind this new development.
The RealReal investigated the rising trend of men’s jewelry and its male connoisseurs, using news reports, trade publication data, and other sources to find the catalysts behind this new development.
Americans Love Frozen Meals and Processed Foods. We Still Don’t Fully Understand What It’s Doing to Our Bodies.
Ultra-processed foods are in every aisle of the grocery store. They're in the bread aisle lurking in prepackaged baked items, in the breakfast aisle in cereals, and at the deli counter in sliced lunch meats.
Ultra-processed foods are in every aisle of the grocery store. They’re in the bread aisle lurking in prepackaged baked items, in the breakfast aisle in cereals, and at the deli counter in sliced lunch meats.
Is Your Pet Part of Your Disaster Plan?
These plans seemingly cover all the bases, but they often leave out one question: What about our pets?
These plans seemingly cover all the bases, but they often leave out one question: What about our pets?
How a ‘Pollinator Pathmaker’ Can Help Us See Like a Bee
Ginsberg's journey into researching how pollinators perceive the world started in the spring of 2020, when the British artist was asked to design a sculpture to raise awareness about pollinators.
Ginsberg’s journey into researching how pollinators perceive the world started in the spring of 2020, when the British artist was asked to design a sculpture to raise awareness about pollinators.
How Efforts to Cut Long Prison Sentences Have Stalled
As Gonzalez was planning for his first hours as a free man last spring, a lawsuit pulled the rug out from under him, The Marshall Project reports.
As Gonzalez was planning for his first hours as a free man last spring, a lawsuit pulled the rug out from under him, The Marshall Project reports.
QR Codes and Crowd Control: How Technology Is Changing the Future of Live Events
Throughout the two weeks of competition, tourists, workers, and locals needed a QR code displayed on their phones (or printed out) to enter a variety of security zones set up around Olympic sites.
Throughout the two weeks of competition, tourists, workers, and locals needed a QR code displayed on their phones (or printed out) to enter a variety of security zones set up around Olympic sites.
A New Solution for Flood-Prone Cities? Concrete Made From Shellfish Waste
It wasn't too long ago that frequent water inundation was a mainstay at The People's Pantry, Grist reports.
It wasn’t too long ago that frequent water inundation was a mainstay at The People’s Pantry, Grist reports.
Connecting in the Cloud: How the Digital Revolution Has Changed the Way Job Seekers Network
Even as technology evolves, many of the same networking rules apply.
Even as technology evolves, many of the same networking rules apply.
When Colleges Adapt to Meet Accessibility Needs, They’re Met With Students Who Thrive, Data Shows
About 1 in 5 college undergraduates reported having some type of disability in the 2019-2020 school year, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
About 1 in 5 college undergraduates reported having some type of disability in the 2019-2020 school year, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
Data Shows Rural Disparities in Traffic Deaths
Six lane interstates and city streets in densely developed urban areas aren't more dangerous than open stretches of highway, no matter how nasty rush hour traffic may get.
Six lane interstates and city streets in densely developed urban areas aren’t more dangerous than open stretches of highway, no matter how nasty rush hour traffic may get.
Do AI-Generated Images Reinforce Gender and Racial Stereotypes?
To find out, the technology company Restack, which specializes in the development of AI products, teamed up with DataPulse Research, a research and analysis firm, to run a few experiments.
To find out, the technology company Restack, which specializes in the development of AI products, teamed up with DataPulse Research, a research and analysis firm, to run a few experiments.