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What to Read and Watch When You’re Sad and Just Want to Wallow a Little Bit
Loss can be terribly isolating, but art can be a soothing balm that helps you feel less alone.
Loss can be terribly isolating, but art can be a soothing balm that helps you feel less alone.
They taste great and there’s no recipe required.
In a time of great powers and empires, just one region of the world experienced extraordinary economic growth. How?
BookTok readers are flocking to physical stores to snag a copy of the latest viral hit—and helping the once-struggling chain turn a corner.
Researchers are figuring out the features of these foods that harm our health — and proposing ways ahead.
Two leading voices in evolutionary consciousness science explore the subject through words and images.
Having a need for consistent connection with your partner is actually a sign of emotional maturity.
We already know what we’re supposed to do to when we meet someone: smile, be friendly, and maintain eye contact. But there are a few other tricks you can have up your sleeve as well.
Indigenous women in North and Central America are coming together to share ancestral knowledge of amaranth, a plant booming in popularity as a health food.
It’s a freezer-friendly meal that feels fancy—but couldn’t be easier to make.
Plus, why you shouldn’t go all in on your grip strength if you want to live a longer, healthier life.
Evolution progresses much more quickly over years or centuries than it does over geologic time. Now the oldest viruses on the planet are enabling scientists to calibrate this evolutionary clock.
From bad bosses to gossipy colleagues and, of course, office refrigerator drama.
Protein has taken over the packaged-snack aisles at the grocery store. But do you need extra protein in your chips and muffins?
First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the colour-coded Google Calendar.
Women are so fed up with men that the phenomenon even has a name: heterofatalism. So what do we do with our desire?
Bad mood? Puffy face? Immune issues? Across TikTok and Instagram there are scores of influencers ready to sell you some products—without ever sending you to a doctor.
In July 1969, Senator Edward Kennedy pleaded guilty to fleeing the scene of an accident where a young aide died. But many questions about the ‘Chappaquiddick incident’ went unanswered.
It’s not just that it’s dark and people are asleep. Urban sprawl, confirmation bias, and other factors can play a role in why nocturnal disasters claim more lives.
How Pokémon can save the world, one Pikachu at a time.
A Rhode Island tribe’s quest for state recognition has sparked a controversy.
Mounting evidence shows no state is safe from the flooding that ravaged the Texas Hill Country. Your community could be next.
It’s the latest evidence of consolidation in health care.
We ranked every NFL roster ahead of the season, then picked strengths, weaknesses, X factors and underrated players to know.
When the Hubble Space Telescope first launched in 1990, there was so much we didn’t know. Here’s how far we’ve come.
Report finds wealth divide widened in Silicon Valley at double the rate of the whole US over the past decade.
Even if your shiny new phone gets stellar 5G service, you’re not guaranteed 5G home internet service. Insiders tell me why.
Parents are skipping back-to-back summer activities in favor of letting their kids get bored while school’s out, and experts are here for it.
‘I broke for lunch before everybody else and all the animals I had been working with were on the table – cut up, fricasseed, roasted and seared.’
Born in Iran and raised in Zimbabwe, Doris Lessing was fourteen when she dropped out of school and eighty-eight when she won the Nobel Prize.
It’s time to declutter your closet, organize your kitchen like a pro chef, and get your stuff together. Here’s how to get organized—and actually stay that way.
Four women who lost their parents early in life share what helped them deal with their grief.
Climate facts are inconvenient — so Trump is making them disappear.
Talking about death is often life-affirming.
A new study in JAMA shows how proximity to Coldwater Creek, where nuclear waste from the Manhattan Project was improperly stored, affected cancer rates over the decades.
Some people are trading chemical sunscreens in favour of mineral versions because of fears over toxicity, pollution and effectiveness. Is there actually any difference?
The data, from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, also showed a significant increase in COVID-related emergency room visits for young children.
Many student loan borrowers could see their monthly bills more than double now that the Biden-era SAVE plan is defunct.
Tensions are escalating between the White House and the Federal Reserve, with consumers caught in the middle.
How to help your team members get the most from your meetings.
Misinformation is everywhere. And yes, some of it has probably gotten to you.
The surprising lessons the conveyor belt sushi business taught me. Sudden equipment failures. Supply chain surprises. Retaining staff as the goalposts move in real time. These aren’t challenges I’ve faced as a tech founder—but I have faced them running restaurants.
For many, Social Security benefits are a key part of their retirement plan. So it makes sense that you would want to get the most possible from this monthly source of income.
Over the Fourth of July weekend, parts of central Texas were devastated by flash floods after the region was hit with the equivalent of four months' worth of rain in just a few hours. At least 134 people were killed, and more than 100 are still missing as of press time.
“Revenge saving” emphasizes making up for poor financial habits by being aggressively frugal or restrictive with your current spending.