After the debacle over getting tickets for Taylor Swift's "The Eras Tour," Swifties got politically active, researchers say.

Fully refrigerated food supply chains worldwide could eliminate nearly half of global food waste, or about 620 million metric tons.

Wage insurance shows significant promise in mitigating the adverse effects of job loss, in ways traditional unemployment insurance cannot.

Repeated grocery shopping habits can point to signals of credit worthiness or risk, according to a new study.

Adult heterosexual men can potentially improve attitudes toward gay men and women by engaging in critical dialogues that use illustrations.

How can you cut screen time? Messing with your phone’s swiping and tapping functions could make it easier to quit scrolling.

Networks among hunter-gatherer groups in the Congo Basin existed long before the arrival of agriculture, a study of music and vocab shows.

Bragging at work about how stressed you are may can not only make you seem less competent and likeable, it can also burn out your coworkers.

Young people often use social media to seek support from their friends but don't always get helpful answers. AI technology could help.

Spending your money on experiences can boost social connection and combat loneliness more than spending it on material things.