Some of the people celebrating American excess are not what they seem.

Mark Histed is the chief of the Unit on Neural Computation and Behavior at the National Institute of Mental Health and an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland.

Late last month, the Office of Management and Budget in the Donald Trump White House proposed a new regulation that would ...

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Every knowledge-based profession may one day reach the point when AI outperforms the human experts. In medicine, that day ...

P resident Trump lost. The war he waged against Iran promises to conclude in a humbling whimper with the signing of a ...

Fallows grew up in Redlands, California and then attended Harvard, where he was president of the newspaper The Crimson. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1970 and then studied economics at Oxford ...

Companies are getting hacked every single day.” If the NSA is perturbed by the rise in cyberattacks, which it apparently is, ...

The president’s comments at the G7 summit revealed that he doesn’t understand the war he started—or the words that come out ...

But gratification is good—even though it gets a bad rap. People find the enjoyment that gratification offers suspicious, ...

Qatar’s regional rivals have long seen Doha as a political and financial enabler of Iran-backed extremism throughout the ...

There’s a big difference between reopening the Strait of Hormuz on paper and actually resuming the flow of oil through it.