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Millennial pink, gen Z yellow, brat green… Tell me your favorite colors, and I’ll guess your generation

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Although each generation seems to adopt a particular palette, it would be simplistic to view this as a biological or universal phenomenon. While color is the visual effect produced by the spectral composition of light […]

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Children’s best interests should anchor Canada’s approach to their online privacy

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In 2025, the rapid rise of artificial intelligence access for the public at large also means growing concern about the mental health impact of screen time on children and their AI engagement.This post was originally […]

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Right-wing extremist violence is more frequent and more deadly than left-wing violence—what the data shows

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After the Sept. 10, 2025, assassination of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk, President Donald Trump claimed that radical leftist groups foment political violence in the U.S., and “they should be put in jail.”This post was […]

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At the height of the pandemic, Americans of all political stripes were on guard against COVID

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Regardless of political affiliation, Americans took greater precautions during the height of the pandemic to avoid getting sick when COVID hospitalizations and deaths spiked, a comprehensive national survey conducted by Northeastern University researchers has found.This […]

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Leveling the playing field: How technology practices can reduce remote worker bias

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For years, employees who worked remotely were often regarded as less committed and less influential than their office-bound peers. But new research suggests that hierarchy is shifting—and that distributed workforces may feel more equal than […]

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Body-positive and humorous parody social media inspire women to challenge unrealistic body standards

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Exposure to body-positive imagery and humorous content parodying negative body stereotypes on social media inspires women to take action against unrealistic beauty standards, according to a new study from the University of Surrey.This post was […]

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People with conservative political leanings more likely to believe in health disinformation, study finds

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Individuals who like to think critically are better at identifying false information online, while those with conservative political affiliations struggle more with detecting fake medical information on social media, according to a PLOS One study.This […]

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Afghanistan’s August 2025 earthquake reveals the cost of international isolation, scientists warn

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On August 31 at midnight, a magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Afghanistan’s eastern Kunar Province near the Pakistan border.This post was originally published on this site

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Milan nightlife hubs bring rich and poor together, study finds

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Research utilizing cellphone data from 100,000 people has identified where the social melting pots are in Italy’s second-largest city.This post was originally published on this site

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Young people are less liberal and courageous than previously thought, Lithuanian study suggests

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Although older generations are traditionally considered more conservative, scientists at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) have proved that this is not always the case. One surprising outcome of their study was that, over the last […]

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