Author of "The Cult of Trump" explains how the president has trained his followers to believe no one but him

Humans have a built-in "fractal fluency," probably because of our prehistoric ancestors' upbringing

An interview with Barbara Lipska, author of "The Neuroscientist Who Lost Her Mind: My Tale of Madness and Recovery"

It can feel safer to block out contradictory information that challenges a belief

"What’s weird is that it never happens to white kids," Rock says in wide-ranging, fascinating Guardian interview

"George has no allegiance to a political party or presidential candidate but his vows to me I feel were broken"

In contrast, those from lower social classes were far better at perceiving others' emotions

A must-do power move if you ever find yourself seated next to a person on a plane who's watching Fox

There will be no lack of odes to colonial America today. Let's also remember the man whose ideas made it possible

The book didn't stand a chance

Understanding emotion in others is basic to survival, grounded in evolution. Animals have the skill just as we do

The book shines new light on the revitalized field of psychedelic medicine

New mapping studies won't help us understand the brain-mind connection until we start thinking differently

Obama's analogy to "Star Trek" and "Star Wars" has sci-fi fans befuddled

"I think we want judges who approach cases thoughtfully and with an open mind," Barrett tells Diane Feinstein