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Jen Psaki dissembled with such finesse that we’ll almost miss her.

A recent study in the journal Science says every dog is a little bit different, and the way they behave has little to do with their type.

COVID-19 restrictions in the largest Chinese city, Shanghai, and other smaller cities, have hurt the production of electric cars and the ability for people to purchase costly goods.

A Bolivian boy is helping his family get extra money by taking unusual photos of visitors using a toy dinosaur.

Harvard University released a report giving details of its links to slavery and said it would create a fund to study them make up for the past.

Bind together successful democracies. social capital which is extensive, social networks with high levels of trust, strong institutions and shared stories. social media has weakened all three. how did that happen? >> so, when social media came out, when the major platforms around 2003, 2004 come out, there are just ways that people can put up stuff about them, photos of their kids, connect with other people, communication is good. what changes was 2009 when facebook introduces the like button, i...

Vegetable oils are popular for cooking worldwide but are becoming more costly everywhere. For example, Russia and Ukraine supply much of the world’s sunflower oil but war between the two means less oil is available.

After many colleges eliminated COVID-19 restrictions to start 2022, many are bringing them back just in time for the last weeks of the school year.

Singer Taylor Swift, Dr. Anthony Fauci, actor Tyler Perry and politician Jacinda Ardern are among those speaking at graduation ceremonies and similar events this year. For most schools, 2022 marks a return to in-person ceremonies.

Researchers working in Guatemala reported finding pieces from the earliest example of a Mayan calendar. They are believed to be at least 2200 years old.