A "Thought for the Day" on New Year's Day inspires us to set positive intentions, cultivate gratitude, and envision success for the months to come. It encourages us to step forward with determination, ...

"I thought people would be more unnerved by JD Vance," Maddow told news site, Semafor, which rounded up dozens of retrospectives from media figures across the political spectrum, adding ...

A new analysis reveals that right whales can live for more than 130 years, almost twice as long as previously thought. Right whales are filter-feeding baleen whales that were hunted almost to ...

The Pope has called for "hope and kindness" in a message for Thought for the Day on BBC Radio 4's Today programme. Pope Francis emphasised the importance of humility in the recording broadcast on ...

Human brain processes thought at a much slower rate than the rate of information transmitted over the Internet, according to a new study. While the speed of information flow in the human brain is just ...

Speakers from across the world's major faiths offer a spiritual insight..

Listen: The Pope says "hope and kindness" leads to a more beautiful world The Pope has called for "hope and kindness" in a message for Thought for the Day on BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

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A terrified pregnant woman feared for her life and thought that her drunken boyfriend was going to kill her after he angrily attacked her and left her unconscious three times during an "utterly ...

Perhaps, the researchers thought, our bodies’ physical limitations create an information bottleneck. To test that possibility, they analyzed mental feats that don’t depend on fast muscles.

Like right whales, before that analysis, researchers thought bowhead whales lived to about 80 years, and that humans were the mammals that lived the longest. In the years following that report ...

To put this in perspective, a typical Wi-Fi connection processes about 50 million bits per second, making our thought processes seem glacial by comparison. This stark contrast raises a paradox ...