Study Links Neighborhood Poverty to Differences in Children's Brain Development

A study of more than 2,300 children ages 9 to 10 found that socioeconomic conditions in their neighborhoods correlated with measurable differences in brain development, suggesting economic circumstances leave biological marks during childhood.

Jun 21

Trump Says U.S. Will Strike Iran and Seek Control of Oil Infrastructure

Jun 21

U.S. launches new strikes against Iran following missile attacks on American bases

Jun 21

U.S. Military Conducts Strikes Against Iranian Targets

Jun 21

The Affirmation That Actually Works Starts with Saying No

Most affirmations fail because they ask you to believe something you don't. Here's the one that changes everything—and why it works backward from what you'd expect.

Jun 21

Why We Keep Memorizing the Wrong Poems (And How to Fix It)

Jun 21

The Dangerous Comfort of the Unfinished Sentence

Jun 21

The Fed Just Bet Everything on a Soft Landing That Nobody Believes Anymore

Jun 21

Stop Asking Dancers to Smile and Start Asking Why We Deserve Serious Art

Jun 21

Abuse Survivors Burdened by Criminal Records Amid Ongoing System Failures

A researcher who authored a report on child grooming cases says the criminal justice system continues to fail survivors who were prosecuted as minors while being abused. Many carry criminal records that limit employment and housing prospects.

Jun 21

U.S. Military Strikes Three Tankers in 72 Hours

Jun 21

Coons Discusses Trump's Intelligence Director Nominee

Jun 21

Key U.S. Surveillance Authority Set to Expire Friday Amid Congressional Stalemate

Jun 21

Judge to Rule on Contempt Charges Against Prosecutors in Kirk Case

Jun 21