Society
People With This Face Shape Are Seen As More Aggressive: Study
A higher facial width-to-height ratio is associated with judgemental perceptions of aggression, and a new study looks at the differences between women and men.
Unlocked U.S. Census Offers Glimpse of Life in 1950 Including Gas Price
Millions of forms from the 1950 census have been made public, revealing the most popular baby names and how much groceries cost at the time.
Toxic Masculinity Defined as Will Smith Hitting Chris Rock Sparks Debate
Will Smith hit Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars ceremony after the comedian made a joke about his wife—the actress Jada Pinkett Smith—and her hair loss.
This Study Can Tell You If You're a Boring Person, According to Science
The highest-ranked "hobby" associated with being boring was sleeping, followed by religion and watching TV, among other things.
Woman Backed for Telling Boyfriend to 'Shut Up' About Sister's Fertility
"He's a misogynist that needs to be thrown out," one Redditor wrote.
Internet Comes Together to Bash Overpriced Products—and It's Not Just Gas
"Funerals. Give my body to science and take a vacation instead," one commenter wrote.
Boris Becker's Son Didn't Need 'Any Assistance' in Accepting His Good Looks
Boris Becker's son, Elias Becker, has been named one of Britain's most eligible people by U.K. magazine "Tatler"—and he doesn't seem to be short on confidence.
Orgies, Harassment, Fraud: Satanic Temple Rocked by Accusations, Lawsuit
Can you defame a religion? The answer to that question could cost four former members of The Satanic Temple more than $140,000.
Parents Slam Suspension of Black Students Reacting to Racist Video
"I have never felt rage like this in my life," said one parent. "To know that this video was sent directly to my kid."
81-Year-Old Forced From Cabin Says Society Won't Support His Hermit Life
"I grew up never being hugged or kissed, or any close contact," David Lidstone told the Associated Press.
Woman Ditches Date Over Claim He Feels 'Marginalized' as a Straight Male
She posted a video to TikTok chronicling her experience which was dubbed the "shortest date in history."
Everything You Need to Know About Micro Weddings From the Experts
Micro weddings are becoming much more popular with COVID restrictions lingering—but weddings with smaller numbers need just as much thought and planning.
Violence to Non-violence: Transforming America from the Inside Out
Our enlightened ideals have always been accompanied by a violent streak, like an unholy double helix that is part of America's DNA.
10 Horrifying Landlord Stories—From Stealing Money to Stalking Tenants
Sometimes renting can go wrong—here are some stories of bizarre landlord behavior that will make you want to get on the property ladder imminently.
How the Pandemic Helped Me Make Peace with Home-Schooling
A recent survey showed that Democrats were actually more likely to express increased interest in home-schooling than Republicans, breaking down the notion that home-schooling is only for conservative, white, religious families.
These Dancing Garbage Men Had No Idea They Were Being Filmed
Sometimes a little extra joy can be found in daily routines. A dance routine of three sanitation workers in Keansburg, New Jersey, was caught on video, and their joy is contagious.
OK, Millennial: Boomers Are the Greatest Generation in History
You kids may think your challenges are far greater than those other generations have faced. No, They're not. And here's why.
I Didn't 'Out' Aaron Hernandez Or Kill Him, So Why Are Fans Threatening Me?
If you didn't know my role in the Aaron Hernandez story, you might think I was the one who shot my best friend in the face and left him for dead in a Florida parking lot.
Ocasio-Cortez Attacks Myth Connecting Poverty to Person's Character
The congresswoman took the common tropes about being poor to task in a thread on Twitter Saturday.
New Race in America Survey Highlights 'Racial Residential Segregation'
The Pew Research Center survey finds that Americans largely interact with members of their own race or ethnicity.
Tucker Carlson: Women Refuse To Marry Men Who Make Less
"In many areas, women suddenly made more than men. Now, before you applaud that as a victory for feminism, consider some of the effects," Carlson began.
Jaycee Dugard Warns Against Release of Wanda Barzee
Barzee, who along with her husband held Smart captive for nine months, will be released on Wednesday.
Most Russians Believe Shady Elites Run Governments
The number of people who think grey cardinals govern steer world affairs has skyrocketed since the start of Russia's fallout with the West.
'Morning Joe' Panel Debates Sanders Restaurant Incident
"Should someone who lies constantly and enables the president's lies be openly welcomed in society wherever they please?" a panelist asked.
U.S. Towns with the Highest Income Disparity
Miami Beach is the most unequal city on the list, scoring 61 percent—higher than the Gini score the World Bank gave to Haiti in 2012.
We Need to Make the Most of Our Disrupted World
We must relinquish nostalgia for some imagined past and align ourselves with the dynamic future.
How Telling Stories Helped Humans Evolve
Study indicates storytelling has played an important adaptive role in human societies to promote cooperation and define social norms.
Jeff Sessions Just Joked About His Russia Connections
Speaking at a Federalist Society event, he said, "Is Ambassador Kislyak in the room?"
Do Doctors Pay Enough Attention to Stress?
Your stress affects other people, and vice versa—even if you're a doctor.
Trumpism Is An Affront to the West, Not Its Savior
The illiberal forces unleashed by the president and his fellow nationalists in Europe abrogate the very values that make us Western.