Survey results suggest spontaneous God encounters could boost mental health—even when the experiences result from using drugs.

"I would argue, and most rabbis would argue, that it's not only acceptable to get the MMR vaccine, but a religious obligation..."

Research finds that by the time many heart patients get a referral for palliative care, they are actually at the point when hospice is necessary.

"We are not necessarily getting farther and farther apart—it's just the people in the middle are becoming more quiet and withdrawn..."

Female high school students and those from low-income households may not be getting enough encouragement to pursue computer science.

While many Americans from both parties agree on what makes a good democracy, we agree less on whether we're living up to those ideals.

As we learn, recent feedback may have a greater impact on our certainty than hard evidence. That's not a great strategy.

In this podcast episode, former Republican Congressman Bob Inglis describes how his son helped him see climate change differently.

Young children are more likely to think nationality manifests in biology, or shows up "in our insides," research finds.

When locals feel the planning process for new wind turbines is open, they're more likely to view turbines positively over time.