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In 1984, Orwell’s Newspeak deletes the word “freedom” to make freedom unthinkable. Here's why that warning about language and thought matters now.

If you always feel unliked, psychology says you may be filtering out the proof you're not. It's called rejection sensitivity — and it can be retrained.

Scientists blocked mobile internet on 267 people’s phones for two weeks. Mood beat antidepressants, focus jumped, sleep improved. Here's why — and how.

In Navajo tradition, a baby’s first laugh means they’ve chosen to stay — and the ceremony that follows flips everything we assume about baby gifts.

Every year Trento, Italy cages a “politician” and dunks them in an icy river. Here's the real story of La Tonca — and the twist viral posts miss.

She recorded Harvey Weinstein confessing in 2015 — then prosecutors buried it. How Ambra Battilana Gutierrez’s tape became the spark behind #MeToo.
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