Science Dec 01 Researchers find power in seeing the ‘silver lining’ of negative personality traits By Anna Sillers
Nation May 05 Navigating the ‘cage match’ of modern parenthood The truth is, there’s little even the most organized people can do to prepare themselves for having children. They can buy all the books, observe friends and relations, review their own memories of childhood. But the distance between those proxy… By Jennifer Senior
Science Feb 26 Do dogs feel shame? You may be surprised Scientists say dogs don’t really feel shame. The “guilty” look is really an attempt to change your response to them. By Thaisi Da Silva
Politics May 03 Watch Is Washington’s Partisanship ‘Even Worse Than it Looks?’ Judy Woodruff discusses the dysfunctional behavior in the nation's capital and what can be done to fix the polarization problems with Thomas Mann and Norman Ornstein, authors of the new book "It's Even Worse Than It Looks: How the American…
Jun 29 Guest Host: Robert Frank as the Economic Naturalist Paul Solman: As many NewsHour viewers and Business Desk readers know, Cornell’s Bob Frank is a great favorite of ours. I’ll spare you the usual economiums (encomia?) and links: if you’re intent on “drilling down,” just Google our names… Continue reading
Sep 08 Watch New Method for Identifying Suspicious Persons Used at Some Airports Five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, aviation security continues to evolve. Airports are using new techniques for identifying suspicious travellers, including "behavior pattern recognition."… Continue watching
Jun 19 Watch A Principal Struggles to Fix a Richmond Middle School The third report in a series by education correspondent John Merrow tracks one principal's efforts to reform a troubled inner-city school in Richmond, Virginia on the state's warning list. Continue watching