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Actress Kaia Gerber shares 11 books on grief that helped her heal after her brother’s death

Life Hacks

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Making Sense of Science

Archaeologists cracked the code on a 400-year-old lock found in the Ann Francis shipwreck

They solved the first mystery. Now, what does the code mean?

Culture

Michael J. Fox saw Harrison Ford’s Parkinson’s acting on ‘Shrinking,’ and immediately reached out

Science

Stanford researchers find a single question could be the key to changing someone’s mind

Science

Archaeology student found a lost Maya city on page 16 of a Google search

Identity

Psychologist explains 7 personality traits of people who walk fast

Life Hacks

The classic ‘two envelope problem’ riddle pits math against psychology

Generations

Gen X can be famously tough, but these 10 ‘hacks’ will get you on their good side

Life Hacks

The classic ‘two envelope problem’ riddle pits math against psychology

From food deserts to oral cancer, these high school students are designing solutions for the planet’s toughest challenges.

People Skills

Study reveals the magic three-word phrase that will make people think you’re more likable and competent

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Mental Health

Darkness before 5 p.m. got you down? You might accidentally be doing fall and winter all wrong.

A radical reframing really does work here.

Generations

A 1991 Wisconsin news report didn’t have high hopes for Gen X youth. We proved them wrong.

The 13th generation wasn’t so unlucky after all.

Nature

Ireland seized a ship carrying 32 million cigarettes. Now it’s home to a growing reef.

Generations

Model Paulina Porizkova asks us to imagine a world where ‘older beauty’ is admired and respected

People Skills

Researchers changed one word in a request for feedback. The responses became more useful.

Nutrition

This wartime cake skips eggs, milk, and butter and starts with a pot of boiling raisins

Abraham Lincoln’s iconic hat was an impulse purchase to ‘overcompensate’ for not feeling good enough
President Abraham Lincoln was known for his stovepipe hat.

Culture

Abraham Lincoln’s iconic hat was an impulse purchase to ‘overcompensate’ for not feeling good enough

Lincoln purchased his towering hat from Knox the Hatter in lower Manhattan.

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Pop Culture

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Skills

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Pop Culture

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