A sociologist traces how the international dating industry evolved from “mail-order brides” to “passport bros,” and why economic anxiety and shifting gender norms keep traditional roles in demand.

Dearborn professor explains why boredom can benefit kids—supporting creativity, reflection, and emotional regulation—and why parents don’t need to “fix” it with screens.

After the January 2025 Moss Landing battery storage fire, researchers found nickel, manganese and cobalt particles raining ...

A gustnado may look like a tornado, but it’s a different weather phenomenon. Learn what a gustnado is, how it forms, and why ...

While many pandemic habits have faded, America’s houseplant obsession has only grown stronger. The indoor plants market was valued at $20.68 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $30.25 billion by ...

Humans are still evolving! From skin color to lactose tolerance and disease resistance, discover how our bodies keep adapting ...

Culver’s Thank You Farmers Project surpasses $8M in donations since 2013, including a record $1.5M raised in 2025 for agriculture’s future.

I wiggle my toes? Ever wondered why you can't wiggle your toes one at a time like your fingers? Learn how evolution, muscles, ...

Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope identified three unusual early-universe objects that may be “dark stars”—not dark, and not quite stars—powered by dark matter annihilation, potentially ...

Chef Swap at the Beach returns with a Christmas Special on Dec. 20 on Cooking Channel. Plus, Myrtle Beach’s new Chef Swap Chef’s Table Pass lets visitors dine at featured restaurants across the Grand ...

The FDA’s claims about COVID-19 vaccine deaths in children lack strong evidence and could restrict vaccine access. Learn why ...

Holiday generosity is powerful, but community needs don’t end when the decorations come down. Learn practical ways to give ...