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Personal effort has always been a universal requirement to enhance learning.
When children tell lies, what's normal development, and why parents should care.
How the traits that help you succeed can later hold you back.
What psychology reveals about today’s recovery model.
For folks who crave productivity, restorative practices need to be personalized.
How to ignite innovation, resilience, and success in future business ventures
The Federal Constitutional Court, the highest Court in Germany, has spoken. That sentence is the centre of gravity. It signals judicial restraint. It...
Why care at work is essential to meaning and performance.
Our underestimation of the hurdles people with autism face.
Author Patmeena Sabit on her novel, “Good People.”
Being an exhausted parent is harder than you think, according to research.
The strongest predictor of sexual satisfaction isn't what most couples think.
Using emotion for intensity and focus.
Recover from invalidation, learn to validate, and bridge divides.
The suffering from abuse is real and intense, whatever the social class.
In a moment that exposed the flimsy nature of the government narrative, Keir Starmer’s government suffered a resounding blow from the UK Supreme...
It sounds like a paradox, but it’s one of my favorite ways to work.
Personal Perspective: A Valentine’s call can go beyond “I love you.”
If purely mental ideas can't be real, we've got a math problem.
Gaza has become a scar on the conscience of the international system. With more than 72,000 Palestinians reported killed and over 1.9 million...
This year’s half-time show was so chock-full of liberal agenda, conservatives decided to create their own alternative
A better brain can contribute to better sex and a longer life.
Three 'odd' thinking patterns are consistently linked to higher intelligence.
Twenty-three years after the invasion of Iraq, Washington seems to have suddenly regained its senses — or worse, to be a detached observer of a...
The man I walked with in the desert just weeks ago was not the ‘war criminal’ described in The Hague’s warrants
There are multiple reasons children hear voices; not all of them are worrying.
Why romance still matters.
Japan’s Toxic Nuclear Action Disregarding environmental concerns demonstrates Japan’s lack of reverence for Mother Nature and the anthropocentric...
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese has once again been targeted, this time by French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean-Noel Barrot,...
As PM urges ‘maximal independence’ after years of getting billions from Washington, past officials say IDF can benefit from more freedom,...
Normalization with Riyadh was seen as inevitable. Now analysts are alarmed by MBS’s cozying up to Turkey and Qatar and attacking the UAE, and...
Guarding the guardians Good institutions are social technologies that scale trust from personal relations to entire nations. How do they work? by...
The Drone Case, Where Intelligence and Politics Overlap Despite official statements from the authorities, who refer to the individuals involved in the...
The United States’ responsibility for the social chaos in Iran did not arise from nothing When the Iranian street ignites, it is the invisible...
The Middle East is no longer merely a producer of energy; it is fast becoming the epicentre of a new geopolitical contest over corridors, connectivity...
Once again, a familiar pattern is playing out in US-Iran tensions: one side talks of diplomacy paired with threats of force. And when Washington...
The resumption of Iran–US nuclear negotiations in Oman represents a pivotal moment for global nuclear safety. The airstrikes on Iranian nuclear...
Analilia Mejia declared winner of special election for US House seat a week after voting; lobby group has defended its campaign against Tom...
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