Smithsonian Magazine11h
When Bonobos Know What You Don’t, They’ll Tell You. It’s a Sign of a Cognitive Ability Called ‘Theory of Mind’
A first-of-its-kind study suggests bonobos, like humans, can understand someone else’s lack of knowledge—and adjust their ...
The Last Days of American Orange Juice
As in many families, orange juice was always on the breakfast table when I was growing up. It was affordable, delicious, and ...
Column: American competitiveness hinges on research and development investment
The U.S. needs a coordinated effort to restore American supremacy in STEM areas, the Center for Excellence in Education’s ...
Wall Street Journal20d
American Express to Pay $230 Million in Fines for Aggressive Sales Practices
American Express AXP1.17%increase; green up pointing triangle has agreed to pay approximately $230 million in penalties over deceptive practices tied to how it sold credit cards and wire services ...
Southern Poverty Law Center21d
American Renaissance
It is best known for its American Renaissance magazine and website. “In fact, blacks and Hispanics are, compared to whites, far more likely to be poor, illiterate, on welfare, or in jail; they are far ...
Wall Street Journal27d
Inside the American Airlines Campaign to Win Back Business Travelers
AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar American Airlines is trying to win back American corporations. The carrier missed out on $1.5 billion in revenue last year in a failed bid to overhaul how it competes for ...