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Grocery stores are masters of promotion, using deals and discounts to lure shoppers and boost sales. We often feel like we’re saving money by grabbing items on sale or using loyalty cards. However, grocery store deals are complex, and understanding the underlying statistics and consumer behaviors can reveal surprising truths.…

The judge handling the trial of five hockey players accused of sexual assault has dismissed the jury after a complaint that defense attorneys were laughing at some of the jurors

Valeriia Manchuk, a clinical psychologist with a decade and a half of experience, exemplifies the emerging class of mental health professionals blending rigorous scientific training with forward-looking innovation.

"[I]t is irrelevant that Defendant Def Con did not know at the time the Transparency Reports were published whether Hadnagy had or had not engaged in sexual misconduct. Rather, if the sexual misconduct implications were in fact true at the time the Transparency Reports were published, Def Con is shielded…

Alzheimer’s disease leads to the deaths of more than 120,000 Americans every year

Shocking footage of 7 and 9-year-old boys brandishing a loaded handgun in a standoff with Albuquerque police was released in a behavior health unit briefing.

Lone Star Republicans propose ban on "non-human behavior" in school — it's another stealth attack on LGBTQ rights

Seeing ourselves in animals could limit what we find out about them. Not seeing ourselves in them could, too

Historian Ron Chernow’s latest work may surprise readers who know him best for the book which inspired the musical “Hamilton” and for his biographies of George Washington and Ulysses Grant