Analyzing the number of academic citations a researcher garners is a way of crowdsourcing a list of frontrunners.
A new report finds that rates have risen in almost every state since 1999.
A new study explains why economic distress has led to mortality-rate spike for white, middle-age Americans without a college degree.
New research shows that having a degree helps determine not only your opportunities in life but even how long you’ll live.
More than a century ago, the Swedes pulled off one of the greatest branding exercises in history.
It may, but only a negligible amount.
In West Virginia, the health infrastructure—one required for a response to the coronavirus—has been hollowed out.
The lonely poverty of America’s white working class
That economic expansion leads to greater well-being is a central tenet of modern thought. And yet, that’s not what is happening in America today.