"Grin and bear it" might seem like the best strategy for emotion regulation at work, but new research suggests trying to real mean it will benefit you more.

Teen boys and girls now do household chores in nearly equal measure, which could continue the long-term change to a more equal division of labor between men and women.

New research on the overlap between domestic violence and mass shootings suggests firearm restrictions could help prevent these tragedies.

An expert on Rainier Maria Rilke offers his take on why the Austrian poet and novelist's words resonate, particularly in films like the new "Jojo Rabbit."

Children and teens in the youth justice system have a higher prevalence of mental health disorders and suicidal behaviors than their peers, researchers say.

Political polarization in the US has gotten worse over the last four decades at a faster rate than in other major democracies, researchers find.

A study of black doctors, nurses, and health care technicians shows that a worker's position within an organization affect how they see racism at work.

"...the ones causing the most damage are loose groups of individuals who come together to do one thing, do it really well... then disappear."

Listen in as professor Jason Miller shares the nearly forgotten history of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1966 speech in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Listen to this podcast to hear an economist explain how big tech companies like Facebook, Google, and Amazon are threatening capitalism.