When the world feels uncertain, science shows that small, consistent habits—like mindful breathing, movement, and acts of ...

If it feels like you're constantly seeing friends post, “I’ve been hacked — don’t accept friend requests from me,” you’re not imagining things. New research shows fake Facebook accounts and ...

I've been writing and editing stories for almost two decades that help people use technology and productivity techniques to work better, live better, and protect their privacy and personal data. As ...

In many leadership roles, competence becomes a trap. The more capable you are, the more people expect from you. That creates ...

In the era of Stand Your Ground, self-defense insurance is increasingly popular. Does it promote gun violence?

With so many unsettling things happening beyond your — or any individual’s — control, it sometimes can help to proactively do something concrete that would be helpful to you and your family. Take, as ...

Truly intelligent, altruistic people care about intentionality, according to a Scientific American study — whether that's making decisions, understanding how their actions affect others, or looking at ...

LIVE ON AIR AND ONLINE AT WPBF.COM. JUST YESTERDAY, WE TOLD YOU ABOUT A MARTIN COUNTY WOMAN FACING CHARGES FOR ALLEGEDLY PRACTICING MEDICINE WITHOUT A LICENSE. SHE’S ACCUSED OF USING SOMEONE ELSE’S ...

People may like to think of themselves as selfless, but a new international study of ingroup bias shows just how hard it is ...

A man straps two children to his chest, draws a knife, and charges toward you screaming death threats. Your own child cowers behind you. You have seconds to decide: allow this attacker to murder you ...

Americans are struggling to pay their bills, and the collapse of a major auto lender shows just how dire things are getting. Tricolor Holdings, a Dallas-based used-car dealer that made loans to people ...