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Stick With Us: Why the Internet Is Obsessed With One of the Simplest Tools Known to Man

“Stick Nation” is a worldwide movement that thrives on irreverent, fantastical and downright wholesome descriptions of sticks.

Where in the World Are Earth’s Oldest Dinosaurs?

Their fossils might be in the remnants of an ancient supercontinent.

A 100-Year-Old’s Advice on How to Find Meaning at All Stages of Life

Post readers asked centenarians for advice. We put their questions to Jack Weber, 100, a Navy veteran and dentist.

We Found Out Why Homeowners Are Ditching Dining Rooms in 2025

They’re expanding this space instead.

This Scientist Studies Climate Change. Then the Los Angeles Fire Destroyed His Home

Climate scientist Ben Hamlington works on understanding the impacts of climate change. Losing his house in the Eaton Fire has given that work new meaning.

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New Study Reveals Parents Do Have A Favorite Child. Here's Who It Is.

While the dynamics of every family are different, there seems to be a pattern when it comes to favoritism.

Want to Improve Your Memory? A Decade-Long Stanford Study Suggests You Should Stop Doing This 1 Thing

Researchers find that spending less time multitasking may be the key to improving cognitive performance and memory.

How a Mindful Hobby Could Help You Break Your After-Work ‘Doomscrolling’ Habit

Many people have successfully replaced their ‘doomscrolling’ habit with a hobby.

Doing This 1 Thing Every Week Makes My Workweeks Way More Fun

Not only does this activity give me something to look forward to on Monday, experts say it's good for overall happiness, too.

Victor Wembanyama Is Reshaping the NBA as We Know It

The hype was real. Maybe even undersold. In his second season, Wemby isn’t just on pace to be an all-time great; he’s literally changing the game.

An Ex-NBA Player’s Plan for a $5-Billion Las Vegas Arena Is an Empty Pit. What Went Wrong?

A former NBA player repeatedly promised to build a resort-arena on the Las Vegas Strip. Investors and Nevada officials believed him. Then it all fell apart.

Hyperphantasia Affects About 3% of the Population. Here’s How to Tell If You Have It

Exceptionally vivid mental imagery can seem like a superpower—but it can also be incredibly distracting.

Can We Build a World Where We All Belong?

john a. powell explains why we distance ourselves from groups of people and how we can all find the connection that we crave.

Are Americans Doing Fitness Wrong?

Four lessons about exercise from around the world.

The World’s Biggest Iceberg Is Threatening a Wildlife Haven

If the giant A23a grounds near South Georgia, it could endanger the island’s penguins and seals.

An Odd Year in Movies, Explained by This Year’s Oscar Nominations

What nominees like “Wicked” and “The Substance” say about blockbusters, musicals, middlebrow fare, and supersized movies.

A 2,000 Year-Old Technique for Measuring Body Fat That’s More Useful Than BMI

Archimedes has the solution.

Does Barre ‘Count’ As Strength Training or Is It More About Flexibility?

Find out what all those little pulses are actually doing for your muscles.

The Great Bear Rainforest Is Protected. So Why Is an Abandoned Industrial Site Leaching Heavy Metals?

The Great Bear Rainforest is one of the largest protected areas in B.C. — but within it, a former cannery is contaminating land and ocean.

The Myth of a Loneliness Epidemic

Americans may not actually feel more desolate than they did in the past.