Kyrie Irving thinks the world is flat. Or does he?

Dog owners who have more neurotic personalities tend to have dogs who are nervous and cope with stress less efficiently, a new study finds.

This has been a difficult era for science in the public eye. How does the uncertainty of science affect people's trust in it?

There is growing evidence that children who are physically active do better in school. A new study found that kids who move their bodies while learning math get higher test scores.

Why do we repeatedly fail to prepare for natural disasters despite improvements in risk analysis, engineering, and meteorology?

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Emergence: How can a brain be more that just a bunch of interacting nerve cells?

When you quietly agree with the statements of a group, how does conforming change you? Can you retain your original views? Does conforming alter the way you see the world?

There are opinions about sex, and facts about sex. Here are some facts to help Mr. Trump govern us.

Mentalism conflicts with mechanism in both religion and art.

The neurochemistry of love and attachment, particularly in the presence of abuse, can seal a victim to a grim future with a malignant partner.

The community that was creating and honoring “families of choice” long before the concept became broadly familiar may be the one to transform coupling.

There is, in fact, a dark side to traveling abroad.