The Latest Breaking News from Behavior

Holiday shopping does not sneak up on people anymore; it barrels in with music, lights, emails, and banners screaming for attention. One minute you’re calmly planning a modest budget, and the next you’re justifying an extra gift because it “felt right in the moment.” That moment is not random, and…

Nick Reiner, son of Rob and Michele Reiner, had behavioral issues and battled addiction from a young age.

The landscape of frugality has shifted. In 2025, the most successful couponers are no longer defined by massive binders of paper clippings. They are data-driven, digitally savvy strategists who understand the algorithms of retail as well as they understand their own pantries. These modern shoppers have developed specific behavioral patterns…

Dating in the modern world can often feel like a part-time job where the salary is anxiety and the benefits are non-existent. Frequently, we find ourselves making excuses for behavior that, deep down, we know is unacceptable. Although we tell ourselves we are being “chill” or “understanding,” we are really…

Check yourself.

Markets are unpredictable.

Online dating can feel like running a one-man HR department. You’re sifting through profiles, managing multiple conversations, and trying to figure out who’s actually serious about a real relationship. For those who want something long-term, there’s another layer: how honest can you be about seeing more than one person, and…

In America, we judge people according to the content of their character, not the behavior of a narrow minority of their coethnics.

Milton Otto Martin III, who has been accused by several alleged victims of assault, convicted of indecent behavior