Friendly attitudes toward gender equality increased for decades, then hit a speed bump in the '90s. The reason why might surprise you.

About half of the state's private sector employees ages 25 to 64 don’t have dedicated retirement assets, a new brief says.

She will be one of 10 women honored for changing the course of history.

Dirt blindness? Some say it's why men spend less time than women cleaning. A new study says that's not so.

Waiting can cause anxiety for almost anyone, but a new study shows how awe can dispel its effects.

Bats' brains synchronize when they engage in social behaviors like grooming, fighting or sniffing each other.

A growing community of researchers are approaching near-death experiences from an academic standpoint.

From wrinkled noses to pursed lips, the distinct quirks in how we speak may hold the key to combating manipulated videos.

Recency bias is the parenting technique you've been missing.

New tool streamlines students' ability to express their preferred name, gender and orientation across campus.

An incomplete social safety net contributes to the problem, paper finds.

How employees spend their leisure time predicts their feelings and behavior the next day, a new study finds.