In a list of the many ways that we communicate our political preferences, baby names could be near the top.
A first day COP27 update demonstrates how tough it will be to make progress with developing world requests for "loss and demage."
With COP27 having begun in Egypt, it could be helpful to be aware of these six facts about global air quality.
Futher confirming that economics is everyday life, behavioral economists have explained why we buy tickets when we won't be lottery winners.
For our November e-links, we start with recommending the Steve Levitt podcast that tells us what we can learn from chimpanzees.
At this year's American Cornhole World Championship, the cheating accusations could have the same impact as economic corruption claims.
New York City's new pay transparency mandate could narrow a race and gender pay gap but also could have unintended consequences.