Last week, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth conducted a remarkably peevish press conference on the United States and Israel’s attacks on Iran. At various points, journalists in the breifing room ...

Evidence from behavioural neuroscience may help explain why some social media content is damaging for youngsters.

The Monday edition of NYT Connections arrives with puzzle #981, serving up a grid that rewards linguistic dexterity and psychological insight. Today's challenge particularly favors wordplay ...

Columnist Michelle Kuehner on when markets are chaotic, many people freeze their financial plans. Learn why this can be an expensive mistake.

If you're afraid to deal with your taxes, hiring an accountant will change your life.

A neuroscientist shares how her own anxiety resurfaces in uncertain times—and how understanding the brain’s emotional architecture can help us regulate and reconnect.

There's nothing quite as exhilarating as the feeling of completing the daily New York Times Wordle, Strands, Mini Crossword and Connections Sports Edition word games in one fell swoop. But sometimes ...

To end victim blaming, we need to start checking our own biases. This can be a long and difficult process, but it is vital in caring for victims.

Fear can be a creepy subject to write about. But today, I write about it to normalize it and to call it out.

Connections for February 16 are now available to solve on the NYT application or website. This interesting game offers 16 words each day, which can be categorized into four distinct themes. To ...

From $2 billion in daily productivity losses to a 313 percent surge in violence targeting executives, the behavioral breakdown that security leaders have been tracking is ...

Four of the six girls accusing their former after-school coach of sexual abuse will not have to face him in court later this ...