New research digs into how the COVID-19 pandemic changed people's personality traits—and not always in the ways you might expect.

Anti-racist intervention programs don't cause stress or feelings of alienation among high school students, a new study shows.

"A significant part of the public now sees the Court as just another political branch, not a legal institution above politics."

An expert has some tips for parents about what you can do early on to help your child go from learning to read to reading to learn.

"...of the five major US sports—basketball, football, baseball, hockey, and soccer—basketball is the sport with the least amount of luck."

"These biases influence decisions such as who to cite in a paper, but they also affect other ways in which we raise people up and give them platforms..."

Retirement affects the mental health of women in blue-collar jobs more than white-collar jobs. Support as they transition out of the workforce could help.

Confidence in science remains high in the US, but has declined since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, research shows.

Permanent housing, employment, and professional and/or peer support "are better than keeping people in jail and they're 100% cheaper."

The concept of leap years finds its roots dating all the way back to the ancient Roman Empire, explains Charles Bartlett.