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Why do we “click” with certain people and not others? The research on this most fundamental of life forces is growing – and fascinating.

Why do we ‘click’ with certain people and not others? The research on this most fundamental of life forces is growing – and fascinating.

Compared to the 2018 survey, young Democrats are less inclined to vote this fall by 5 percentage points, while young Republicans are more likely to show up at the polls, by 7 percentage points.

Alex Smith, Editor-in-Chief Robert Waldinger joins HBS Professor Arthur Brooks in his Leadership and Happiness class to share insights from the longest study on adult life ever performed. Alex Smith (MBA ‘23) reports. I hesitated to write this article because, as an RC, I selfishly wanted to keep the secret of Arthur Brooks’ Leadership and

There are simple solutions that a number of tech companies could implement immediately to halt the persecution of the LGBTQ community abroad.

Many people given a medical marijuana card to ease pain, anxiety, or depression symptoms become addicted to the drug, a study published Friday by JAMA

Teresa, a fit and healthy mother of four, showed up at her spinning class with some bad news. ...

Efforts to keep vulnerable community members safe from COVID have widened the separation between old and young people. What are the consequences?

A Harvard study shows that changing customer needs and new demand patterns have made companies release 30,000 new products across certain sectors with a 95% failure rate in the market.

"... more than 20 percent of the adult population in America admits to struggling with loneliness. That's more people than have diabetes in our country....