People lie for various reasons, ranging from altruistic motives to self-serving ones. They can lie to protect others, avoid ...

This week, readers urge us to redefine success, understand why children are lying flat, stop wasting food and learn why space ...

After hearing a speech in the House of Commons, Winston Churchill remarked, “I should think it hardly possible to state the ...

There's a dangerous segment of the sports media environment that prioritizes salaciousness and seems disinterested in distinguishing between what’s true and what’s false.

A Red Sox fan, a foul ball, and some fried dough: During a Red Sox-Blue Jays game last Thursday, the Red Sox walked off with a win, and Boston fan Max Kivekas walked away with an unusual souvenir. Not ...

The Apostle Paul makes a troubling claim about Jesus’s resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15:19-22: ...

A reader doesn't know whether he should reveal his secret side hustle to his wife ahead of their retirement or keep the bonus money for himself ...

For media companies to stay in business, headlines must be fast out of the gate, eye -catching, and blunt, which leaves ...

Casual lies are harmless, right? We can argue about it all ... You can mean well when you tell a little lie. Lying doesn't always come from a place of hurt. Mothers lie to their children to ...

Cold water immersion has gained popularity as a wellness practice, but what many enthusiasts overlook are the potential risks ...

Anthropic examined 700,000 conversations with Claude and found that AI has a good moral code, which is good news for humanity ...