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Season one of “How Are We Today?” premieres September 15 on Public Television. “How Are We Today?” is an educational TV program for ages 12 and up that provides free education, at-home therapeutic ...

How Are We Today?, a show dedicated to mental health education, launched on PBS coast-to-coast. The show stars Barbara Dunkelman, who voices Yang Xiao Long, from the hit anime series RWBY. In addition ...

In January, the computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton gave a lecture to Are We Doomed?, a course at the University of Chicago. He spoke via Zoom about whether artificial intelligence poses an existential ...

How doomed are we? It’s a question I have been asked as a climate scientist many times over the years, sometimes with “doomed” replaced by less printable synonyms. I struggle to answer it every time.

Space weather forecasting doesn't yet command the same resources as Earth weather forecasting, even though the stakes are growing. Imagine being told a storm is heading your way, but you won't know ...

Technology and loneliness are interlinked, researchers have found, stoked by the ways we interact with social media, text messaging and binge-watching. Credit...Derek Abella Supported by By Brian X.

Each partner brings lots of personal baggage to their relationships. These are the things that we learned and are stored inside our heads, and form the basis for our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.

A new public TV show uses humor and the hallmarks of sitcoms to help viewers open up about struggles with mental health conditions. In the premiere of the show’s seven-episode first season, Tyler Coe ...

Food security is arguably the single biggest challenge facing humanity. But with climate experts claiming half the world’s crops are at risk of extinction and geopolitical dangers disrupting global ...