As a young boy growing up in Hattiesburg, Andy Wiest could only dream about destinations like London, England.

Leading sports psychologist Stephen Smith considers a selection of classic swing types and what kind of person is likely to ...

There isn’t much difference between cult leaders like Rampal, or other leaders who weaponize faith for control, or patriarchs ...

Artist Sophie Montgomery is slowly losing her sight. Here she talks to Louette Harding about how she copes – and the fact ...

The initial charge was “causing property damage” – prosaic enough, but the particulars were peculiar. The suspect, a 34-year-old man, allegedly, at Nagoya Station in January, smeared a 15-year-old ...

Masiée, C. (2025) War Crimes: What Drives Soldiers off the Edge? An Examination of Atrocities Committed by the Wehrmacht and Vietnam Soldiers. Open Journal of Social Sciences, 13, 390-403. doi: ...

Breast cancer affects 1 in 7 Australian women — but survival now exceeds 90% thanks to early detection and treatment.

Behind the fragile ceasefire lies psychological trauma that will last for generations, but recovery requires more than the ...

When in town, I’ve taken to joining a weekly Tai Chi class. Promoted as “moving meditation” or “the gentle martial art,” it seeks balance in life. Using different movements, you ...

Dr. Erin Palmwood, 35, college professor and clinical psychologist, opens up about the challenging long-held beliefs of what ...

Kizomba dancing, like intimacy, isn’t about perfect moves; it’s about trust, presence, and staying connected even when it’s ...