While more than half (54%) of homebuyers say now is a good time to purchase a home, it’s still very much a nerve-wracking process.
Voter ID Laws Are Disenfranchising Transgender and Nonbinary People as Anti-Trans Legislation Reaches Record Levels
In Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, a transgender woman went to her polling place to cast a vote, only to be met with poll workers demanding to see her ID.
In Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, a transgender woman went to her polling place to cast a vote, only to be met with poll workers demanding to see her ID.
The Musical Instruments Adults Most Regret Quitting
Music is more than its emotive powers. Playing an instrument can bring unexpected physical and even health benefits, too.
Music is more than its emotive powers. Playing an instrument can bring unexpected physical and even health benefits, too.
Remote Work Remains in High Demand—How It’s Benefiting the Companies That Offer It
The COVID-19 pandemic transformed American workplace culture in numerous ways, but most noticeably in workers' expectations of their employers, including the importance of flexible remote work options.
The COVID-19 pandemic transformed American workplace culture in numerous ways, but most noticeably in workers’ expectations of their employers, including the importance of flexible remote work options.
Robots Are Starting to Deliver Takeout Orders. Are They Here to Stay?
In a March 2023 Deloitte survey, 47% of Americans said they would order from a restaurant that delivers food with a drone or an autonomous vehicle.
In a March 2023 Deloitte survey, 47% of Americans said they would order from a restaurant that delivers food with a drone or an autonomous vehicle.
Trends in AI Ethics Before and After ChatGPT
Computational systems demonstrating logic, reasoning, and understanding of verbal, written, and visual inputs have been around for decades.
Computational systems demonstrating logic, reasoning, and understanding of verbal, written, and visual inputs have been around for decades.
Exploring Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Learning Disability Diagnosis Among Students
No two children with learning disabilities are the same. They'll have different family situations, academic needs, and backgrounds.
No two children with learning disabilities are the same. They’ll have different family situations, academic needs, and backgrounds.
Gaming, Betting, and the Mind: The Psychology Behind Online Casinos
The COVID-19 pandemic saw a significant rise in online gambling, particularly among younger people, according to a 2021 report from the National Council on Problem Gambling.
The COVID-19 pandemic saw a significant rise in online gambling, particularly among younger people, according to a 2021 report from the National Council on Problem Gambling.
Keeping Your Child Safe from Online Dangers
In many ways, digital devices are a godsend for busy parents stretched thin by work and other day-to-day duties.
In many ways, digital devices are a godsend for busy parents stretched thin by work and other day-to-day duties.
2023’s Top Cities That Are Safest From Natural Disasters
When Mother Nature reveals her unpredictable side, which cities are the most prepared to weather the storm?
When Mother Nature reveals her unpredictable side, which cities are the most prepared to weather the storm?
A Guide to Finding Housing for the Previously Incarcerated
For many individuals stepping back into society after incarceration, finding a stable place to call home can be complicated. The reality is that those who have been previously incarcerated are almost 10 times more likely to face homelessness compared to the general public.
For many individuals stepping back into society after incarceration, finding a stable place to call home can be complicated. The reality is that those who have been previously incarcerated are almost 10 times more likely to face homelessness compared to the general public.
The Rise of ‘Fast Furniture’: What Is It and What Are Sustainable, Affordable Alternatives?
As a society, we have a need for speed. From the early days of fast food to today's fast fashion and furniture, instant gratification characterizes what and how we buy.
As a society, we have a need for speed. From the early days of fast food to today’s fast fashion and furniture, instant gratification characterizes what and how we buy.
How Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Works to Treat Teenage Substance Abuse
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic took a significant toll on teens' mental health, the U.S. was experiencing a rising trend of mental distress among teenagers in the preceding decade.
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic took a significant toll on teens’ mental health, the U.S. was experiencing a rising trend of mental distress among teenagers in the preceding decade.
Late Retirement: More Than 25% of Seniors Still Work in Some US Cities
While age 65 was considered full retirement age for half a century, employment is becoming more and more common for people in their mid-60s and older.
While age 65 was considered full retirement age for half a century, employment is becoming more and more common for people in their mid-60s and older.
Inside the Book-Ban Machine: The Rise of ‘Parental Rights’ Groups and Their Efforts to Ban Books
Mary has a dirty little secret. She collects naughty children's books! Do you have a recommendation for Mary's book collection?
Mary has a dirty little secret. She collects naughty children’s books! Do you have a recommendation for Mary’s book collection?
100 Best TV Shows of All Time
Long before streaming allowed audiences to binge-watch whole series in a single weekend, there was primetime TV-watching bliss.
Long before streaming allowed audiences to binge-watch whole series in a single weekend, there was primetime TV-watching bliss.