May 10 2011
What Do Teens Really Want?
A new survey asking teens what they would wish for reveals some surprises.
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Apr 27 2011
Children Often (Literal) Victims in Parental Disputes
Recent cases of multiple child murders highlight the threat to children of custody fights.
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Apr 22 2011
Why You Won’t Be Killed by a Supervolcano and Best Reader Comments of the Week
This week we explain why you WON'T die (probably not, at least) as a result of a supervolcano eruption.
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Apr 20 2011
Should Sex Abuse Victims Name Names?
Celebrities reveal stories of childhood abuse. But should they identify the perpetrators?
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Apr 14 2011
Psychic Tip on Long Island Serial Killer?
Did a psychic accurately predict where police would find one of the victims of the Long Island serial killer?
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Apr 12 2011
Do Scout Handbooks Reinforce Stereotypes?
While working for that next merit badge, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts may face stereotypical ideas about gender.
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Apr 11 2011
2 Percent of Americans Identify as Gay
Since sexuality is inherently fluid and ambiguous, quantifying sexual identification is fraught with difficulty.
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Apr 07 2011
Most Women Would Not Trade Anything to Be Thin
A new survey finds that most college women won't give up anything to be thinner.
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Feb 22 2011
What Makes (Most of) Us Monogamous?
People in relationships are more likely to subconsciously reduce thoughts of temptation, researchers find.
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Feb 14 2011
Is eHarmony Scientific?
Several online dating sites, including eHarmony, claim a scientific approach to making matches. But where's the science?
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