By Dennis Sale IN the first column in this series on Hard Psychology, I identified and illustrated specific features of brain ...

Attack on Titan’s evolution from a story about giant people eating normal-sized people to a profound reflection on humanity’s endless cycle of destruction is truly remarkable. It’s obvious that ...

Robert Macfarlane’s “Is a River Alive?” and James C. Scott’s “In Praise of Floods” are informative, enjoyable and provocative ...

Ms Astrid Puentes Riano is the special rapporteur on the human right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment. Read ...

A 6-day-old wild horse was separated from her mom — then came good news. After human activity drew them apart, officials said the two had a heartwarming reunion along the North Carolina coast. Now, ...

Grizzly 399’s world shrunk. Slowly, year by year, she had to make adjustments to the sprawl and greed of Jackson Hole.

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Silicon Valley’s love of Tolkien — and fantasy and science fiction more broadly — dates to its earliest days, when rooms at ...

During a recent episode of his podcast featuring comedian Jimmy Carr, Rogan explored the social and psychological dimensions of human happiness. He proposed that happiness operates not merely on an ...

Swarat Chaudhuri just won a Guggenheim fellowship for his unusual quest. He believes AI has the potential for ‘curiosity’ and could advance the scale of human knowledge.

Authored by - Amita Singh, former professor of law and governance, Jawaharlal Nehru University and president, Asia Pacific Disaster Research Group.

The six-parter, showcasing how these "unsung heroes" protect nature and are "an inspiration to us all," is the brainchild of ...