PFAS in Melbourne Rain: Detection and Implications

Public trust in scientists in the UK is not solely based on perceived expertise. New research indicates that shared values, personal identity, and political leanings are increasingly shaping how people view scientists, creating significant divisions.

New research from Texas A&M University indicates that a CEO's political affiliation may be linked to whether a company's competitive strategy aligns with its industry peers or deviates significantly.

A global survey reveals that people are more accepting of wealth inequality when it stems from hard work rather than chance. However, these views differ significantly across countries, particularly between Western and non-Western societies.