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Learning at work has changed. A review of Learn Like a Lobster explains why growth now happens through discomfort, everyday ...

Book clubs and language lessons are two great ways to combine reading new words and sharing them with others, Prof. Wright said. So is playing social word games. For example, expanding your vocabulary ...

Gen Z have invented a cutting new insult, and once someone says it about you it might be hard to get out of your brain. From slang to portmanteau, social media can often cause a new word to spread ...

So some Portlanders decided to protest Saturday. “It really hits home, and you realize how you are not safe,” protester Rebecca Flaming-Martin said. Rebecca Flaming-Martin said she lives two miles ...

A new year has a way of inviting us to imagine what’s possible — not just what we want to change, but how we want to feel, connect and show up in the months ahead. At UC San Diego, that sense of ...

Most robot headlines follow a familiar script: a machine masters one narrow trick in a controlled lab, then comes the bold promise that everything is about to change. I usually tune those stories out.

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Journal Editorial Report: The year's best from Kim Strassel, Kyle Peterson, Mary O'Grady, Dan Henninger and Paul Gigot. Photo: VATICAN MEDIA/Zuma Press New Year’s resolutions may be the most ...

Empowerment becomes a whole different experience after 40. You know yourself better, you have more life experience under your belt, and you are far less interested in proving anything to anyone else.

Every January brings resolutions to learn something new. This year the list might include Spanish, guitar or data analysis. Those are fine choices, but there's an argument that learning to work ...