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As matches slipped away from the U.S. team, fans ratcheted up the boorishness to uncomfortable levels—but what did anyone expect when the Ryder Cup was awarded here?

Saturday's scenes at the Ryder Cup from parts of the home crowd were distasteful and took away from the event

Dealing with narcissists can leave you feeling drained, second-guessing yourself, and unsure of what’s real. Their behavior isn’t just frustrating—it’s often manipulative, with carefully crafted mind games designed to keep you off balance. Recognizing these tactics is the first step to protecting your well-being and regaining control. When you understand…

Like many fans we are simply having fun using science to analyze the creatures.

We all keep secrets at times, but sometimes hiding something can impact trust in relationships and even financial matters. Spotting the signals when someone is not being fully honest can help you make better decisions in your personal and professional life. Understanding the common behaviors people display when they’re hiding…

Have you ever walked into the produce section at your local grocery store and noticed the soothing strains of classical music floating through the air? This isn’t just a coincidence. Many grocery stores intentionally play classical music in the produce aisle, and there are some interesting reasons behind this choice.…

Drive-thrus are designed for speed and convenience, but some habits can slow the line, annoy staff, or even put you at risk. What feels like a small action behind the wheel can cause major frustration for everyone else waiting. Restaurant employees often share the same pet peeves when it comes…

“Dangerous behavior does not fly.”

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Central to NJCA's recent initiatives is its Problematic Sexual Behavior (PSB) Program, launched in March of 2024. The program targets children who exhibit behaviors that, if unaddressed, could escalate into future harm.

I have a forthcoming article with this title in an Emory Law Journal symposium issue, so I thought I'd serialize… The post Addiction to Constitutionally Protected Activity: Speech, Press, and Religion appeared first on Reason.com.