How can Americans restore their confidence in their government?

Paul Ryan may no longer be a member of Congress but he's still paying attention to the issues.

The Supreme Court has made decisions on two landmark cases: political gerrymandering and the census.

Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller is scheduled to testify in front of Congress Wednesday.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg describes the challenges the alliance faces today.

With tariff threats, migration problems, and now, a mass shooting near the border, the US-Mexico relationship is strained.

Liberal democracies are threatened by nationalist populist leaders and identity politics says Stanford professor Francis Fukuyama.

The Supreme Court will take up contentious issues like gay rights, health care, abortion, and DACA this term, which kicked off Monday.

Two Pulitzer Prize-winning historians explain the difference between myth and reality in American history.

Yale's Laurie Santos gives a crash course on how to feel less stressed and depressed.

How is creativity cultivated in childhood?

How well you handle difficulty may determine how happy and healthy you are later in life.

Author Eric Liu says people across the political spectrum are reclaiming power.

How are diet and lifestyle linked to bacterial communities in the gut?

What actually happens to the brain when we meditate?

How the average American can live another 12 quality years?

How can we avoid the middle age blues and feel purposeful later in life?

When our bank accounts are full, are we happier? Does a pay raise at work equal increased joy?

Bias is natural — it’s one way we make sense of the world. It becomes problematic when our biases become stereotypes and prejudices.

Technology is redefining who we trust, and this shift in trust has fundamental consequences.

How can we become less addicted to technology?

What does a future powered by algorithms and big intelligence mean for our lives?

Learn about the latest technological developments in gene editing.

Thanks to technology, we are more connected than ever—digitally. But at what cost?

James Madison would be horrified to see how social media has helped unleash populist passions.

Tristan Harris, former Google ethicist and founder of the Center for Humane Technology, says companies like Facebook have perfected the use of persuasive technology and we’ve...

Primary season is around the corner. How will the spread of misinformation be mitigated?

In modern-day medicine, doctors have little time to spend with patients. Author and cardiologist Eric Topol believes artificial intelligence can help.