Beyond Cybersecurity: Deepfake Audio Is An Evidence Crisis

AI-generated audio is no longer just a consumer scam problem. It is an evidence crisis that courts, insurers and businesses are not prepared for.

3 Biggest Predictors Of Relationship Health, By A Psychologist

Relationships are like houseplants. Neglect makes it droop, overcare can suffocate it, and the right balance helps it thrive.

Does Weather Affect What College Students Choose?

A new study finds that the weather on college visit day could affect a student’s decision to apply. Here’s why and a look at states that have “ideal” weather.

Meet The Fish With A Secret Mating Strategy. Hint: Some Males Pretend To Be Female

Not all fish play by the same reproductive rules. Evolutionary biology reveals how deception became a successful mating strategy for bluegill sunfish.

A New Study Details How Cats Almost Always Land on Their Feet

The secret to this acrobatic skill lies in an extremely flexible part of the spine that allows cats to twist in the air and land safely.

3 Ways Being Slightly Selfish Can Improve Your Relationships, By A Psychologist

Contrary to popular belief, being a little selfish might be exactly what your relationships need in order to be more balanced and equal.

Meet The Animal With Built-In Goggles. Hint: It Can See Through Sandstorms

Camels are masters of adaptation. Here’s how these animals evolved to survive the sand and glare while preserving crucial vision in extreme environments.

‘Overexposed’ Examines What Medical Images Reveal — And What They Hide

An exhibit at New York’s Museum of the Moving Image explores how medical imaging technologies like CT scans and X-rays have reshaped our view of the body — and ourselves.

‘The Curie Society, Volume 2: Eris Eternal’—Review

A continuation of the graphic novel adventure trilogy featuring three fearless female sci-spies as they fight to prevent a biotech mogul from dominating the world.

3 Relationship Habits That Show Deep Commitment, By A Psychologist

Most people look for commitment in the wrong places. Relationship science points to something far more subtle, and far more telling.