Astronomers think this could change our search for extraterrestrial life.

The reality show serves to whitewash his image, becoming another site of violence for victims and survivors.

A new survey found people are working more, attending meetings, and completing work — but bosses still seem to distrust their productivity.

“It's hard to see whether legal language impacts the social or the social impacts the legal language – because they are feeding into each other.”

“Personality, while more consistent than changing, is not fixed and can respond to changes in the environment," the researchers said.

A home offers economic and social mobility -- both denied to marginalized people who are more likely to come in contact with the criminal justice system.

It a “new era of humankind.”

A new paper warns that artificial intelligence “could considerably erode a state’s sense of security and jeopardize crisis stability.”

Just like love, empathy is a limited resource.

Our dreams are remarkably indicative of brain health -- an insight that could help with early diagnosis and treatment of dementia.

This is among the first official guidelines to recommend preventive screenings for anxiety -- marking a shift in how we approach mental healthcare.

Platforms like Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook are "the new frontier of climate deception and delay."

Robots may eventually laugh like us, and with us, reflecting a desire for A.I. to reproduce every part of "human-like" intelligence, including empathy.

The results are "phenomenal" as they hold implications for treating people living with lupus, multiple sclerosis, and rheumatoid arthritis.

The immunization challenges with cervical cancer are reflective of systemic anxiety around women’s sexual and menstrual health.

Burnout in medicine is reflective of the health infrastructure's inadequacies, and the responsibility of care must "shift from individual physicians to institutions."

“It’s a wake-up call on the impact of pollution on human health. You cannot ignore climate health."

Women in forced labor face wage non-payment and threat of dismissal, reflecting a “surge of exploitation” over the last five years.