Limerence is an intense, involuntary infatuation that can feel like love, but with obsessive thoughts and emotional highs and ...

Donald Trump has always posed as someone smarter than scientists. Does that explain why so much of his dismantling of the ...

Tom Stoppard wrote in “The Real Thing,” his enticing play about infidelity: “To marry one actress is unfortunate. To marry two is simply asking for it.” Here’s a political corollary: To ...

Your environment affects how well your medications work ... the levels of the same enzyme blocked by grapefruit juice, meaning a statin may be broken down so fast that it doesn't control ...

"I mean 68% of all women and girls in the U.S ... Ad Meter 2025: Sign up to vote on best commercials "I think the Taylor effect, as many people call it, obviously boosted our audience," Solis ...

and exclusively tells PEOPLE that the royal spoke of the "shock" of a diagnosis and its ripple effect. "I overheard her talking to someone about the shock of diagnosis and she said, "Yes!

This could cause yet another rise in home insurance claims and payouts but there is a storm definition that insurers can use to reject claims – the 55mph rule. It comes as the Met Office has ...

It’s been a whirlwind offseason for the Astros. While Houston isn’t rebuilding by any stretch, it’s fair to call this something of a transitional winter. They’ve traded an MVP-caliber ...

Additionally, the Big Law recruiters voiced concern over retention: Less time spent exploring one’s interests within the law could mean less stickiness at a law student’s first employer.

PROF. ARTHUR LAPWORTH, who is Sir Samuel Hall professor of chemistry at the University of Manchester and director of the chemical laboratories, is retiring in September next. Prof. Lapworth joined ...

A U.S. ban of the popular app TikTok is set to go into effect on Jan. 19. Experts said losing access to the app could prompt some users to feel anxious or like they’ve lost a sense of connection.

This Dry January, the US Surgeon General is warning that the cancer risks of drinking rival smoking and obesity. A lot of this has to do with how our body processes alcohol, breaking it down into ...