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Using TikTok could be making you more politically polarized, new study finds

June 26, 2025

People on TikTok tend to follow accounts that align with their own political beliefs, meaning the platform is creating political echo chambers among its users. These findings, from a study my collaborators, Yanlin Li and […]

Political Science

Self-censorship and the ‘spiral of silence’: Why Americans are less likely to publicly voice their political opinions

June 26, 2025

For decades, Americans’ trust in one another has been on the decline, according to the most recent General Social Survey.This article is brought to you by this site.

Social Sciences

Parenthood or podium? It’s time Australian athletes had the support to choose both

June 26, 2025

When tennis legend Serena Williams retired in 2022, she stated: “If I were a guy, I wouldn’t be writing this because I’d be out there playing and winning while my wife was doing the physical […]

Education

Learning German has many benefits for young people—and it’s not as hard as its reputation suggests

June 26, 2025

As the government is exploring a new EU youth mobility scheme and working towards a renewed association with the Erasmus+ program, a world of opportunity may be opening up once again for young people in […]

Social Sciences

Whose story is being told—and why? Four questions museum visitors should ask themselves

June 26, 2025

The winter school holidays will mean families across Aotearoa New Zealand will be looking for indoor activities to entertain children. With millions of visitors each year, museums focused on the country’s history will inevitably play […]

Social Sciences

From HAL 9000 to M3GAN: What film’s evil robots tell us about contemporary tech fears

June 26, 2025

Filmgoers have long been captivated by stories about robots. We are fascinated by their utopian promise, their superhuman intelligence and, in the case of the cyborg, their often uncanny resemblance to humans.This article is brought […]

Education

Summer break brings uncertainty for children, and kindness at home matters

June 26, 2025

As the school year wraps up, many children are keen for summer break. Summer means sunshine, and hopefully popsicles and lots of playtime. But for many families, summer also brings a combination of excitement and […]

Education

Neurodisability in children linked to increased vulnerability to ‘school to prison pipeline’

June 26, 2025

Children with special educational needs (SEN) are more likely to be excluded from school, which new studies have found to have a direct link to early criminal convictions.This article is brought to you by this […]

Education

The ‘pivot penalty’: Exploring career risks for researchers who don’t stay in their own lane

June 25, 2025

In 2020, Yian Yin teamed up with economists at Northwestern University to look at the impact of researchers who had shifted their focus to study the COVID pandemic. He saw that these researchers faced a […]

Political Science

Seeing men as the ‘default’ may be tied to attitudes towards politicians and Black people

June 25, 2025

In an international study, participants’ attitudes toward certain social groups—namely, politicians and Black people—were more strongly related to their attitudes towards the men than the women of each group, suggesting that men are the “default” […]

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Economics & Business

Competitive work culture fuels impostor feelings, studies find

Making AI the passenger for smarter tourism

Study highlights how perceived economic inequality undermines individual well-being across 71 countries

People who believe the world’s a social jungle more likely to admire aggressive bosses, study says

Returning to the office isn’t the answer to Canada’s productivity problem—and it will add pressure to urban housing

Black and minoritized people feel forced to disguise their identities

Tackling the chaos at home might be the secret to a more successful work life

Poll: Hispanic economic optimism falls

Free gifts can strengthen customer relationships when matched to relationship stage

US vacation renters waste $2 billion worth of food annually

Technology

First publicly available Japanese AI dialogue system can speak and listen simultaneously

AI that thinks like us? Researchers unveil new model to predict human behavior

Trump unveils investments to power AI boom

Survey reveals gap between worker desires and AI’s current workplace abilities

New method makes AI language model evaluations faster, fairer, and less costly

Pentagon inks contracts for Musk’s xAI, competitors

AI engineers don’t feel empowered to tackle sustainability crisis, new research suggests

Amazon’s AI assistant struggles with diverse dialects, study finds

AI-powered occupancy tracking system optimizes open-plan office design

The forgotten 80-year-old machine that shaped the internet—and could help us survive AI

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