Building a home gym starts with good intentions. You purchase a few items, clear out a corner of the garage or basement, and ...

Rebecca Newberger Goldstein argues that a good life is one that seeks to create order out of a natural state of chaos.

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Get ready for a nonstop stream of fails that prove confidence is not a skill. This compilation is packed with bold attempts, terrible timing, and split-second decisions that immediately went the wrong ...

Source: Dadann/Shutterstock When we set goals, we’re filled with excitement and genuine optimism—as we dream about the future with starry eyes. We might go so far as to create a vision board of ...

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On Sunday, J. D. Vance was presented with the simplest moral test: denounce commentators who traffic in medieval blood libels, who deny the Holocaust, and who endlessly harp on evil Jewish cabals.

Japan’s H3 rocket lifted off for its seventh mission on Sunday, but an engine failure foiled its attempt to insert a navigation satellite in geostationary orbit. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency ...

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Did you know that by the end of the first week into the new year, 77% of resolutions will have already failed (Norcross, 1988)? Yikes! You might ask yourself, "Why bother trying?" Well, you should.