2 Tips For When Emotional Availability Becomes Surveillance, By A Psychologist

If emotional availability has started to feel like surveillance, it doesn’t mean intimacy has failed.

Why Bomb Cyclone And Polar Vortex Will Dominate Newsfeeds This Week

Deep penetration of cold temperatures and a coastal storm this weekend will bring “bomb cyclone” and “polar vortex” into your newsfeeds this week. Here’s why.

Meet The Only Non-Human Animal Known To Use Names In The Wild. Hint: It Lives Underwater

Research suggests that dolphins develop a lifelong vocal “name.” Here’s how they evolved this high level of social identity, once thought to be uniquely human.

Robotaxis Are Coming To Europe, And People Aren’t Sure How To Feel

London looks set to be the first city in Europe to host robotaxis. But a new survey shows that support for robotaxis lags behind support for traditional public transport.

Northern Lights Alert: 10 States Could See Aurora Tuesday Night

A NOAA forecast suggest that northern lights may be visible in northern U.S. states on Jan. 27. Here’s where aurora displays are possible.

See Dazzling Underwater Shots That Won The Ocean Art Photography Contest

The 2025 Ocean Art Photography Competition celebrates life beneath the surface, from intimate encounters to rare marine behaviors and striking flora and fauna.

Dog Rescuer Concerned By Hemp Ban Since CBD Cured His Dog’s Seizures

After CBD saved his dog Lillie’s life, Lee Asher traveled the U.S. promoting animal rescue and created a nonprofit animal sanctuary where 150-200 dogs eat CBD daily.

3 Reasons Why A Good Memory Can Be Bad For You, By A Psychologist

A strong memory sounds like an unmitigated good, but science shows that vivid recall can distort your reality, fuel anxiety and even hamper decision-making.

A Psychologist Shares A Brief Test That Reveals Your ‘Workaholic Style’

This quick assessment reveals the hidden motivations driving how—and why—you work.

A Biologist Reveals The Longest Mammal Migration On Earth. Hint: It Happens Underwater

Every year, gray whales embark on one of nature’s most epic migration journeys. Here’s what we know about it, according to biological research.