If you think Blue Monday is real, think again. The "most depressing day of the year" — supposedly every third Monday in January — is a pseudoscientific construct, that originated with a travel agency ...

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Pop culture may have fooled us into believing that smartness comes in a fast, sharp and suave package. Here are three ...

Racial prejudice continues to fuel opposition to universal basic income, as well as other forms of social welfare.

Bigger crowds and aging facilities add urgency to proposals for repairing and sprucing up Seattle Center. But there’s stiff competition for taxpayers’ money.

Beacon Journal readers write about the science of reader, a new state bill, energy-saving appliances and national politics.

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I'm a 30-year semiconductor veteran who helped put secure chips into credit cards and bring contactless payments into ...

Here are the stories of five people or groups whose environmental actions are driven by their faith. They're connected by a ...