by Lawson Brooks | May 9, 2026
Why do people cling to hope when signals of romantic interest are mixed? Our new research suggests that sexual arousal may make signs of disinterest harder to recognize.
by Lawson Brooks | May 9, 2026
Sexual choking, increasingly popular, may cause brain injury.
by Lawson Brooks | May 9, 2026
Think guessing is a waste of time? Research says getting it wrong first helps you learn faster. Here’s how.
by Lawson Brooks | May 8, 2026
This week brought encouraging developments for endangered species, urban biodiversity and habitat protection efforts across several continents. Rohit Sharma/Wikimedia Commons Australia’s “extinct” grassland dragon gets a second chance Australia’s critically endangered...
by Lawson Brooks | May 8, 2026
Luxury travel is changing. In 2026, travellers are no longer chasing exclusivity alone. Increasingly, they are looking for meaningful experiences that leave a positive impact long after the journey ends. Image: Jacqueline S Wood According to recent research from...
