Casey Harrell, who lost his voice to ALS 5 years ago, can now communicate in real time thanks to an interface which turns brain activity into speech. The stealth bombers that dropped massive ...

The credibility of elite universities has fallen far, and not without reason. For decades, admissions offices singled out Asian-American applicants for unfairly high admissions standards while ...

Yeah, unfortunately, you're probably doing those wrong. First of all, half of you reading this are breathing through your mouths right now.

Fresh research out of the UK suggests there’s a simple (and free!) way to give yourself a attitude adjustment — but there’s a bit of a catch.

The choice now for all of us is between right and wrong, and the great majority of Americans instinctively know our current President and his administration’s actions to be overwhelmingly wrong ...

Outlining several big-name free agents who chose to sign with the wrong teams on the open market, Bleacher Report’s Brent Sobleski says Becton was wrong to choose the Chargers: ...

Overall, 55% of U.S. adults say that whether something is right or wrong often depends on the situation (55%), while 44% say there are clear and absolute standards for right and wrong. Majorities of ...

Opinion Vance is right about free speech. That’s what makes EU and US leftists so mad Politicians in Europe and US drove down growth and built welfare states.

The United States' recent history with free trade might help explain the disconnect between economists and a large swath of the American public. For decades, mainstream economists claimed that free ...

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Behind this door, we find what people consider right and wrong. Morality is, so to speak, the operating system of our coexistence — a system of values, norms, and beliefs that guides our actions.

In the business world, the decisions between right and wrong take on innumerable shapes. Right and wrong are terms that perhaps need to be further contextualized — a piecemeal deliberation of ...