Comparison and competitiveness can help you grow or hold you back. Learn how these personality tendencies develop, what they cost you, and how to nudge them in a healthy direction.

In the early 1980s, a small group of scientists and conservationists faced a dark realization. The northern hairy-nosed ...

A new study on blue sharks shows that their movement patterns in the open ocean are closely linked to internal energy stores ...

As Justice Brett Kavanaugh put it during this week’s oral arguments in the first cases on the topic to come before the ...

Compensation packages for partners are getting bigger, while some firms are approaching laterals with pay figures right off ...

The first time I saw a coyote, I was a college student and an inexperienced driver. Driving a heavily wooded country road in ...

Learn how CT scans of fossil skulls were used to trace changes in brain regions and sensory priorities in ancient giant rats.

The first time I saw a coyote, I was a college student and an inexperienced driver. Driving a heavily wooded country road in ...

In the fishing villages along Lake Kariba in northern Zimbabwe, near the border with Zambia, everyday routines that should be ...

Invasive species often disrupt ecosystems, but in some cases the damage goes much further. Certain introduced animals have directly driven native species to extinction, leaving permanent gaps in ...

A seismic shift to an era of open geopolitical predation is unfolding, with profound implications for nations and markets ...

Even bacteria face freeloaders, but what happens when survival is on the line? The findings will surprise you as Indian ...