Why Women Are Still Attracted to 'Benevolently Sexist' Men By Pelin Gül, Tom R. Kupfer But researchers have also revealed a paradox: Women prefer men who behave in ways that could be described as benevolently sexist over those who don't.
Are These Four Personality Types for Real? By Stephanie Pappas Researchers find that personality traits occur in clusters.
People Don't Know When They're Being Jerks By Stephanie Pappas Compared to other self-knowledge, people are bad at knowing when they're being rude.
New Stephen Hawking Graphic Biography to Reveal the Scientist — and the Man By Mindy Weisberger A new graphic biography details the life and science of the late Stephen Hawking.
Why False Beliefs Are Hard to Shake By Stephanie Pappas Why do some people seriously think the Earth is flat? Turns out, they aren't good at judging how certain they should be.
Why Creationists Are More Likely to Buy into Conspiracy Theories By Kimberly Hickok People who believe in creationism use the same way of thinking to believe conspiracy theories.
If Identical Twins Married Identical Twins, How Genetically Similar Would Their Children Be? By Yasemin Saplakoglu A couple of identical couples recently doubled up for life.
Angry People Think They’re Smarter Than They Are By Kimberly Hickok Is Oscar the Grouch as smart as he thinks he is?
Why Do Paper Cuts Hurt So Much? By Gabriel Neal Consider, for a moment, the paper cut. It happens suddenly and entirely unexpectedly, usually just as you are finally getting somewhere on that task you had been putting off.
How Old Is My Pet in Dog Years or Cat Years? By Jesse Grady "Just how old do you think my dog is in dog years?" is a question I hear on a regular basis. People love to anthropomorphize pets, attributing human characteristics to them.
What's Behind 'Weeping' Virgin Mary Statues? By Mathew Schmalz To understand why a weeping statue would be religiously meaningful, it's first important to appreciate the connection between miracles and the Virgin Mary.
Last Survivor of Uncontacted Tribe, 'Man of the Hole,' Is Spotted in the Amazon By Megan Gannon Video footage shows the "Man of the Hole" chopping trees in the Amazon.
Conservatives More Likely to Know 'the Meaning of Life' Than Liberals, Massive Study Finds By Brandon Specktor What's the meaning of life? That could depend on whom you voted for.
Why Are There 9 Supreme Court Justices? By Live Science Staff The ninth justice may be the swing vote in future court cases.
Gallery: Rescuers Race Against Time to Save Soccer Team Trapped in Thai Cave By Live Science Staff Government officials and rescue workers in Thailand are mobilizing to save a group of young boys and their soccer coach, stranded in a cave underground.
Diver Dies During Rescue Efforts for Cave-Trapped Thai Boys By Mindy Weisberger A diver died during an attempt to rescue the Thai youths trapped in a cave.
Are These Dots Purple, Blue or Proof That Humans Will Never Be Happy? By Brandon Specktor Are these dots blue or purple? According to a new study, the answer is pretty depressing.
9 Absolutely Evil Medical Experiments By Stephanie Pappas From intentional STD infection to Nazi war crimes, science isn't always so ethical.
The 'Perfect' Human Body Is Not What You Think By Mindy Weisberger What makes a so-called perfect body?
