Everybody who reads The Australian is contributing to the cost of research that could only interest an academic, with the ...

Video games are commonplace today, with an estimated 50% of US households alone owning at least one video game console. But ...

But life goes on and people grow up, even the most rebellious artists of the 2000s. Now, after more than two decades, we look ...

When corporate crises hit, the public looks to the CEO. From product recalls to workplace discrimination, to customer mistreatment scandals, CEOs are often thrust into the spotlight and forced to ...

Letters to the Editor and open letters reflect the opinions, concerns and views of University of Wisconsin-Madison students ...

AI can help humans reach their cognitive “flow state,” says author Mithu Storoni, by balancing challenge and ability.

Special purpose taxing districts are booming in Texas, accounting for more and more of many homeowners' property tax bills.

One school reported higher test scores following its decision to ban smartphones from classrooms. “We find significant ...

Absenteeism isn’t just about the occasional sick note, it’s a silent drain on South Africa’s economy. Research shows that ...

A sellout crowd watched New Zealand beat Ireland at rugby on Saturday, in a city gripped by anxiety over ICE activity.

The report Queer Health is the Ultimate Wealth, based on online surveys collected from 685 LGBTQ+ residents last year, shows that 28.5% experienced homelessness in their lifetimes — a 10% increase ...

Communities around Louisiana, in a bid to get more information about the environmental and health impacts of industrial pollution, are taking data collection into their own hands — despite a law ...