Extroverted people may have better financial outcomes, shows study
You might think the way you approach money is based on financial advice or past experiences, but new research from the University of Georgia...
Social media linked to higher depression risk, study finds
In a new study from Massachusetts General Hospital, researchers found links between the use of social media and depression.
On one hand, social media is a way...
Safe Thanksgiving playbook as new COVID surge expected
As the U.S. braces for a new surge of COVID-19 cases expected to start hitting around Thanksgiving, Northwestern Medicine experts offer a playbook to...
What to expect at Biden-Xi virtual summit
When President Joe Biden meets with his Chinese counterpart President Xi Jinping next week, they will both want to show the world that the...
We’re not as smart as Google makes us think we are
From the number of ounces in a cup to the first day of fall, online search engines such as Google put the answers to...
Is it safe to trick-or-treat this Halloween?
Since most kids are back in school, it’s easy to feel like things are back to normal – but they’re not.
With school back in...
Why Twitter should share revenues with soccer players
High-profile social media users, such as actors, popstars, or athletes, compete on social media for user attention that can translate into ticket sales for...
People love the billionaire, but hate the billionaires’ club
Americans may respect and admire how individual billionaires – think Oprah Winfrey or Bill Gates – made their billions, even as they rage against...
COVID-19: Without masks, two meters distancing is not enough
In a new study from McGill University and elsewhere, researchers found to prevent the spread of COVID-19 indoors, the two meters physical distancing guideline...
How do apples get their distinctive shapes?
Apples are among the oldest and most recognizable fruits in the world.
But have you ever really considered an apple’s shape?
Apples are relatively spherical except...