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WGN Radio’s Sylvia Snowden knew she wanted to be a journalist when she was in grade school. No, seriously. They had their own elementary school newspaper. After recently winning the Peter Lisagor ...

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I’m excited to introduce a new feature on my Psychology Today blog: Wellness Reads by Dr. Deb. This series is designed for anyone who loves learning how psychology, wellness, and everyday life ...

Most of us still like to think of ourselves as people who can talk things through. We say we value openness, nuance and honest disagreement. We teach our children to use their words. We tell our ...

Spadel, the Belgium-based waters group, has invested in UK prebiotic-soda business Living Things. Former Coca-Cola executive Kris Robbens and Fulfil Nutrition founder Barry Connolly also took part in ...

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Competition is fierce among the companies offering gen AI tools based on large language models (LLMs). Tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and DeepSeek release new functionalities on an almost monthly basis.

Americans feel crushed. Basic survival has replaced aspiration. That shift crept in quietly, bill by bill, renewal by renewal, until the future felt less like a horizon and more like a choke point.

High-net-worth individuals are increasingly inclined to share their wealth before they die, or “giving while living,” a new study says, while warning of a legacy planning “demand gap.” The “Living ...