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The buried research investigated the wide-ranging effects of rising carbon dioxide, increasing temperatures and volatile weather.

Trump Administration Buries Studies Proving Effects of Climate Change

As far as climate change goes, the ethos of the Trump White House has been: out of sight, out of mind.
By Harmon Leon

Increasing Electric Scooter Injuries Are a Cause for Concern, Study Shows

E-scooters have caused thousands of injuries in the past decade.
By Gabriela Barkho
A woman sits asleep on a bench.

For a More Productive Workforce, We Need to Change Our Sleeping Habits

"In sleep, as in so many other areas of American life, you are more likely to get the short end of the stick if you are not well-off, white or male."
By Lisa Schmeiser
A sheela na gig at Kilpeck Church in Herefordshire, England.

Now There’s a Searchable Map For Ireland’s Mystifying Vaginal Sculptures

By Alanna Martinez
Samsung launches the new Galaxy S8 at Samsung Unpacked in NYC.

Is Samsung’s Galaxy S8 Doomed Because of the Exploding Note 7?

By Sage Lazzaro
Airbnb is showing its commitment to fighting racial bias on its platform.

3 Science-Backed Ways to Get Airbnb Users to Choose Your Listing

By Sage Lazzaro
In April, DNC women hosted an Equal Pay Day event with a lemonade stand "where women pay 79 cents per cup and men pay $1 per cup, to highlight the wage gap."

It Will Take 170 Years for Women to Be Paid the Same as Men

By Sage Lazzaro
Because diet and exercise is just too hard.

A Shockingly High Number of Millennials Would Give Up Internet to Lose Weight

By Sage Lazzaro
Misophonia.

Misophonia: When Everyday Noises Can Make Your Life Unbearable

By Dr. Jennifer Jo Brout
(Photo: Wikipedia)

Researchers Discovered How to Use Ambient Sounds as Passwords for Online Accounts

By Sage Lazzaro
US-JUSTICE-GAY-MARRIAGE

Fabricated Data in Study About Attitudes on Same-Sex Marriage Fooled Everyone

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
A woman at the Frieze Art Fair in London. (Courtesy Getty Images)

Art World Abstracts: Busting Through the White Walls at Frieze, and More!

By Nate Freeman
Don Delillo

Science Endorses Literary Fiction

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke

Put That iPhone Away Because It’s Making You Look And Act Like Quasimodo

By Molly Mulshine
Naughty smiley. (Photo: Photobucket)

If You Want to Make a Dude Jealous, Just Use Emoticons

By Jessica Roy
Teens need Tylenol (Photo: AceShowBiz)

We’re Cured! Science Says Tylenol Can Heal Your Existential Woes

By Jessica Roy
A typical hacker. (Photo: Tumblr)

Shocking Study Finds Hackers Are ‘Antisocial Man-Children Who Live In Their Parents’ Basements’

By Jessica Roy
(Photo: Lynton Web)

Pew Study Confirms Twitter Is Dominated by Negative Assholes

By Jessica Roy
(Photo: Mamapop.com)

Study We’ve all Been Waiting For Explores the Psychology of Bronies

By Jessica Roy

Study: Investment Banking is Bad for You, Will Make You An Alcoholic Adderall-Addicted Paranoid Shell of a Human Being

By Foster Kamer

Internet Changes the Way You Remember, Say Researchers

By Daniel D'Addario

DiNapoli Says Dept. of Ed Hedging on Drop-out Rates

By David Freedlander

Why Companies Are Always Dying and Cities Are Hard to Kill

By Mike Taylor

USC Professor’s Study Declares Anna Wintour Champion of Celebrity

By Nate Freeman
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