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A young adults’ book from Louise Perry explores a third way on sexual ethics that rejects gender ideology and cribs from long ...

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For people with misophonia, the sound of chewing, tapping, or sniffing isn’t just annoying—it’s unbearable. Scientists are ...

A young water protector observes a black snake who threatens to poison the water and bring ruin toward the world. As the girl ...

Fear of infidelity triggers jealousy, shaping how people behave with their partner. A study identified two major responses: expressing love or exerting control.

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