A one-time billionaire wealth tax won’t trigger an exodus—decades of economic evidence show that exit is rare.

When users swipe through profiles on dating applications, their brains make split-second decisions based on limited visual information. A new study suggests that these rapid judgments rely on two ...

The idea that people are choosing pets over having babies is a popular stereotype, but it may be misleading. Instead, research shows pets serve to fill a void, rather than driving the low fertility ...

Study found small numbers shift attention upward on vertical lines, contradicting predictions and revealing new insights into brain function.

The CLL17 trial showed noninferiority of fixed-duration regimens compared to continuous BTK inhibitor therapy, highlighting ...

The Museum of Contemporary Art has announced its 2026 exhibition schedule, a combination of bold commissions, collaborations ...

For a growing slice of the workforce, the most valuable perk is not a corner office or a bigger bonus but the ability to work ...

California's new law, SB 79, is designed to ease the housing shortage by allowing taller apartment buildings near major ...

Objectives The use of economic evidence to prioritise vaccines and delivery strategies to optimally use in immunisation systems is becoming a global priority, especially in low- and middle-income ...

A new study comparing stroke survivors with healthy adults reveals that post-stroke language disorders stem not from slower ...

Marathwada Mitra Mandal's Shankarrao Chavan Law College, Pune, in collaboration with the Indo-European Education Foundation ...

The rayograph has been long admired but largely misunderstood. This important retrospective gives Man Ray’s eponymous ...