Having been dragged into a war of choice by the U.S. – one which many around the world are calling a war of aggression – all six Gulf Cooperation Council nations have been struck by Iranian retaliatory attacks in response.
A Growing Nursing Shortage Is Made Worse by Nurses’ Daily Challenges of Patients and Their Families Rolling Their Eyes, Yelling and Striking
Unimaginable, right? But that’s what nurses experience when patients or their families do the eye roll or hit, bite or spit at them.
Unimaginable, right? But that’s what nurses experience when patients or their families do the eye roll or hit, bite or spit at them.
Not All Mindfulness Is the Same – Here’s Why It Matters for Health and Happiness
On social media, television and wellness apps, mindfulness is often shown as one simple thing – staying calm and paying attention to the moment.
On social media, television and wellness apps, mindfulness is often shown as one simple thing – staying calm and paying attention to the moment.
Violent Aftermath of Mexico’s ‘El Mencho’ Killing Follows Pattern of Other High-Profile Cartel Hits
At least 73 people have died as a result of the operation to capture Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, or “El Mencho.”
At least 73 people have died as a result of the operation to capture Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, or “El Mencho.”
Greenland’s Inuit Have Spent Decades Fighting for Self-Determination
We are Arctic anthropologists who work in a museum focused on the Arctic and its people.
We are Arctic anthropologists who work in a museum focused on the Arctic and its people.
White Men Held Less Than Half the Board Seats on the Top 50 Fortune List for the Third Straight Year — but Their Numbers Are Rising
I have been monitoring the degree of diversity in the corporate and political worlds for decades.
I have been monitoring the degree of diversity in the corporate and political worlds for decades.
Oversalting Your Sidewalk or Driveway Harms Local Streams and Potentially Even Your Drinking Water – 3 Tips to Deice Responsibly
As an environmental scientist who studies water pollution, I know that much of the excess salt flows into storm drains and ultimately into area streams and rivers.
As an environmental scientist who studies water pollution, I know that much of the excess salt flows into storm drains and ultimately into area streams and rivers.
All Foods Can Fit In a Balanced Diet – A Dietitian Explains How Flexibility Can Be Healthier Than Dieting
Diet culture norms have led to a multibillion-dollar industry promoting diets that each come with their own set of rules, with each claiming it’s the only way to be healthy or lose weight.
Diet culture norms have led to a multibillion-dollar industry promoting diets that each come with their own set of rules, with each claiming it’s the only way to be healthy or lose weight.
Repeated Government Lying, Warned Hannah Arendt, Makes It Impossible for Citizens to Think and to Judge
That pattern matters because in fast-moving crises, early official statements often become the scaffolding on which public judgment is built.
That pattern matters because in fast-moving crises, early official statements often become the scaffolding on which public judgment is built.
Malaria Researchers Are Getting Closer to Outsmarting the World’s Deadliest Parasite
I know what malaria feels like. I’ve had it, and I’ve lost a family member to it.
I know what malaria feels like. I’ve had it, and I’ve lost a family member to it.
Artificial Metacognition: Giving an AI the Ability to ‘Think’ About Its ‘Thinking’
This process, becoming aware of something not working and then changing what you’re doing, is the essence of metacognition, or thinking about thinking.
This process, becoming aware of something not working and then changing what you’re doing, is the essence of metacognition, or thinking about thinking.
What We Get Wrong About Forgiveness – A Counseling Professor Unpacks the Difference Between Letting Go and Making Up
Difficulty working through conflict with those close to us can cause irreparable harm to families and relationships.
Difficulty working through conflict with those close to us can cause irreparable harm to families and relationships.
Rebirth of the Madman Theory? Unpredictability Isn’t What It Was When It Comes to Foreign Policy
Erratic behavior and unpredictability is having a moment in foreign policy circles.
Erratic behavior and unpredictability is having a moment in foreign policy circles.
‘We Want You Arrested Because We Said So’ – How ICE’s Policy on Raiding Whatever Homes It Wants Violates a Basic Constitutional Right, According to a Former Federal Judge
You could say that the arrest was illegal, and you go back to square one, but at the same time you’ve apprehended the person. So I’m struggling to figure out how you remedy this.
You could say that the arrest was illegal, and you go back to square one, but at the same time you’ve apprehended the person. So I’m struggling to figure out how you remedy this.
Your Brain Can Be Trained, Much Like Your Muscles – A Neurologist Explains How to Boost Your Brain Health
Of course, muscles only grow when the challenge increases over time. Continually lifting the same weight the same way stops working.
Of course, muscles only grow when the challenge increases over time. Continually lifting the same weight the same way stops working.
Is Being Virtuous Good for You – Or Just People Around You? A Study Suggests Traits Like Compassion May Support Your Own Well-Being
Many studies have found that generosity is associated with happiness, and that encouraging people to practice kindness increases their well-being. But other virtues seem less enjoyable.
Many studies have found that generosity is associated with happiness, and that encouraging people to practice kindness increases their well-being. But other virtues seem less enjoyable.