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Writer and psychologist Emily Esfahani Smith reveals that pursuing meaning creates deeper well-being than chasing happiness alone. Her research-backed insights offer a powerful shift for anyone feeling stuck or unfulfilled.
Five migrants from around the world open up about their journeys to Australia and what home means when you carry two cultures in your heart. Their stories show how gratitude and understanding can bridge divides during tense times.
Former Miss Universe Sushmita Sen is reshaping how we think about health by challenging the myth that thin automatically equals fit. Her message about "skinny fat" is backed by doctors who say true wellness means balanced muscle, healthy fat levels, and strong metabolic health.
New research confirms psychiatrist Viktor Frankl was right: it's not life's circumstances that defeat us, but losing our sense of purpose. Studies now show that finding meaning in tough times measurably improves resilience and health.
Sharon Salzberg's new approach to finding peace isn't about feeling good all the time. The renowned meditation teacher says true peace means meeting life's challenges with an open heart, not avoiding difficult emotions.
The European Union's top diplomat in the Democratic Republic of Congo has a radical vision of success: a day when his own job becomes unnecessary. Fabrice Basile says real progress means Congo managing its own vast resources and helping its own people without massive foreign support.
Neuroscientists discovered that bilingual people organize concepts in a shared mental structure, even across completely different languages. The breakthrough explains how millions of bilingual speakers effortlessly switch between languages without confusion.
New research reveals what many people get wrong about forgiveness: it's not about reconciling with those who hurt us. A counseling professor's study shows forgiveness can be a powerful path to healing even when relationships stay broken.
Those tiny variations between your heartbeats aren't a problem. They're actually a sign your body is handling stress better and aging well.
India just made diamond shopping a whole lot clearer. The country's new standards require sellers to use "diamond" only for natural stones, while lab-grown versions must be labeled in full every single time.
On World Cancer Day, five people touched by cancer reveal how they redefined hope, purpose, and progress beyond diagnosis. Their stories prove that surviving is just the beginning.
After decades of confusion, researchers are untangling why mindfulness works differently for different people. This clarity could help millions choose the right practice for their actual needs.
Ghana's annual Garden and Flower Show returns in September 2026 with a powerful message: environmental beauty isn't just pretty, it's profitable. The event will showcase how flowers, gardens, and green spaces are creating jobs and economic opportunities across West Africa.
Four-time Paralympic medalist Brenna Huckaby heads to Milano Cortina 2026 with lucky socks, face cream, and a perspective that puts family first. Her pre-race rituals and travel essentials reveal how champions stay grounded under pressure.
Even as newsrooms face funding cuts and safety threats, two-thirds of journalists worldwide say their work still feels meaningful. A new global survey reveals a profession staying committed to truth despite mounting challenges.
New research reveals a surprising climate win: as more people buy electric vehicles, power grids automatically become cleaner. The increased demand for electricity drives investment in renewable energy that benefits all consumers.
The European Parliament voted overwhelmingly to define rape as any sex without consent across all EU countries. The move could help millions of survivors by shifting from outdated laws that require proof of physical force.
NASA's Curiosity rover discovered the longest organic molecules ever found on Mars, and scientists say they can't explain them without considering the possibility of ancient life. The fatty acid fragments found in ancient mudstone are the kind of molecules living things create.
A small shift of drivers to public transit could slash your commute time by up to 35%, even if you never ride the bus. Better transit options help drivers too.
New research reveals that purpose and connection matter just as much as diet and exercise for healthy aging. Even with health conditions, 70% of seniors surveyed say they're thriving.
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