Josh Shaw has been forgiven by USC players, Hayes Pullard says

Cornerback Josh Shaw, who was suspended indefinitely by Coach Steve Sarkisian after admitting he fabricated a story about the cause of injuries, has been forgiven by his USC teammates, linebacker Hayes Pullard said....

Illness is more than just biological – medical sociology shows how social factors get under the skin and cause disease

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Seeking honor is a double-edged sword – from ancient Greece to samurai Japan, thinkers have wrestled with whether it’s the way to virtue

Desire for validation from other people can lead people toward virtue – or in the other direction.Jacob Wackerhausen/iStock ...

Racial profiling by ICE agents mirrors the targeting of Japanese Americans during World War II

A Japanese American family is taken to a relocation center in San Francisco in May 1942. Circa Images/GHI/Universal History Archiv...

The western US is in a snow drought, and storms have been making it worse

Skiers and snowboarders walk across dry ground to reach a slope at Bear Mountain ski resort on Dec. 21, 2025, in California.Eric T...

Taming the moral menace at capitalism’s core
Digital disruption and the climate crisis are often framed as economic or social challenges. But they force crucial mora…
Grok produces sexualized photos of women and minors for users on X – a legal scholar explains why it’s happening…
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Cuba’s leaders just lost an ally in Maduro − if starved of Venezuelan oil, they may also lose what remains…
'After you, President Maduro?' A worrying phrase for Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel.Juan Barreto/AFP via Getty Image…
Congress takes up health care again − and impatient voters shouldn’t hold their breath for a cure
Congress has long been unable to come to an agreement on how to help constituents pay for health care.iStock/Getty Image…
Risks young chimps take as they swing through the trees underscore role of protective parenting in humans
Infant chimpanzees are out of mom's reach the majority of the time they descend from the trees.Kevin Lee/Ngogo Chimpanze…
Today Venezuela, tomorrow Iran: can the Islamic Republic survive a second Trump presidency?
Better days: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, left, met the supreme leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei, in Tehran on Oct. …
How facial recognition for bears can help ecologists manage wildlife
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Viral outbreaks are always on the horizon – here are the viruses an infectious disease expert is watching in 2026
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New federal loan limits will worsen America’s nursing shortage and leave patients waiting longer for care
There aren't enough people training to become nurses to meet the rising demands for nurse practitioners and registered n…
Why 2026 could see the end of the Farm Bill era of American agriculture policy
Federal funding is a key support for programs that provide free food to needy families.Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Ima…
How tourism, a booming wellness culture and social media are transforming the age-old Japanese tea ceremony
A traditional Japanese tea ceremony in Japan on Dec. 18, 1947.AP PhotoOne of Japan’s most recognizable cultural pr…
Wearing a weighted vest can promote bone health and weight loss, but it’s not a cure-all
Jannelliz Barragan, center, wears a weighted vest during a workout class in New York on Aug. 13, 2025AP Photo/Shelby Lum…
Inflation cooled more than expected in November. But rate cuts remain unlikely anytime soon
Annual inflation cooled in November. The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) consumer price index (CPI) report…
Venezuela’s civil-military alliance is being stretched — if it breaks, numerous armed groups may be drawn into messy split
Armed demonstrators march in support of President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas, Venezuela, on Sept. 23, 2025. AP Photo/Ari…

Josh Shaw has been forgiven by USC players, Hayes Pullard says

Illness is more than just biological – medical sociology shows how social factors get under the skin and cause disease

Seeking honor is a double-edged sword – from ancient Greece to samurai Japan, thinkers have wrestled with whether it’s the way to virtue

Racial profiling by ICE agents mirrors the targeting of Japanese Americans during World War II

The western US is in a snow drought, and storms have been making it worse

Taming the moral menace at capitalism’s core

Grok produces sexualized photos of women and minors for users on X – a legal scholar explains why it’s happening…

Cuba’s leaders just lost an ally in Maduro − if starved of Venezuelan oil, they may also lose what remains…

Congress takes up health care again − and impatient voters shouldn’t hold their breath for a cure

Risks young chimps take as they swing through the trees underscore role of protective parenting in humans

Today Venezuela, tomorrow Iran: can the Islamic Republic survive a second Trump presidency?

How facial recognition for bears can help ecologists manage wildlife

Viral outbreaks are always on the horizon – here are the viruses an infectious disease expert is watching in 2026

New federal loan limits will worsen America’s nursing shortage and leave patients waiting longer for care

Why 2026 could see the end of the Farm Bill era of American agriculture policy

How tourism, a booming wellness culture and social media are transforming the age-old Japanese tea ceremony

Wearing a weighted vest can promote bone health and weight loss, but it’s not a cure-all

Inflation cooled more than expected in November. But rate cuts remain unlikely anytime soon

Venezuela’s civil-military alliance is being stretched — if it breaks, numerous armed groups may be drawn into messy split

Why long-term environmental observations are crucial for New Zealand's water security challenges

The Indigenous employment gap is widening and we don't know how to fix it

Women are less likely to be replaced by robots and might even benefit from automation

Infrastructure splurge ignores smarter ways to keep growing cities moving

How will coronavirus affect property prices?

Women have been neglected by the Anzac tradition, and it's time that changed

The flu vaccine is being oversold – it's not that effective

Four ideas for reforming higher education policy-making

Protecting Australian women from American jazz: the hidden aim of the 1927 tariff inquiry

Why Hiring Virtual Employees Is The Future

Women, rural and disadvantaged Australians may be missing out on care in the NDIS