On March 11, 2026, Interior Minister Mohammed-Mubarak Muntaka confirmed what hundreds of thousands of Ghanaian families already knew: 506,618 young people had applied to join the country's security ...

Instead, cultivate more meaning moment by moment. “Set the bar low, and accumulate small changes over time,” Burnett says. In ...

The sudden escalation of war in Iran on 28 February is stirring fear and stress worldwide, even in places far from the ...

Positive psychology is in vogue these days--just look at how many books have "happiness" in the title. Studies on topics like resilience, well-being, and gratitude have made their way from academic ...

We inhabit a constant tyranny of choice, the trust-collapsing plenitude a contemporary psychologist calls ‘the claustrophobia of abundance’ ...

Personality psychologists study individual differences. It’s a finer-grained analysis than group differences. You can be assigned to a group based on your gender, race, ethnicity, and so on. But, ...

Hannah Abraham is a freelance journalist, speaker and consultant covering Asian entertainment, global culture, and the intersection of pop culture with literally anything else. She has hundreds of ...

There is a deep fault line running through politics today. On one side are those who believe people should be empowered - free to learn, question, create and fulfil their potential. On the other are t ...

It’s true that we all have esteem needs, as Abraham Maslow taught in 1954. We yearn to believe our lives accomplish good and sometimes we need to hear this is so from others. But esteem can become a ...

While everyone stays up too late sometimes, college students are especially prone to pulling all-nighters. College students juggle a number of responsibilities. Many work long hours on top of classes, ...

America was made for a purpose - to prosper, to live better, to be all one can be; they are one and the same thing. Our ...