Like mystery writer Sue Grafton, who titles each book in her best-selling series alphabetically — "A is for Alibi," "E is for Evidence," "T is for Trespass" — quilt designer Janet Stone also enjoys a ...

Cause-and-effect statements may seem more true if the initial letters in the words are in alphabetical order because the human brain prefers patterns that follow familiar sequences. People today ...

You're not as different from Albert Einstein and Charles Darwin after all, at least when it comes to patterns of correspondence. A new study of human behavior has determined that those who wrote ...

Long-run historical data for advanced economies provide evidence to help policymakers understand specific conditions that typically lead up to financial crises. Recent research finds that rapid growth ...

MOSCOW, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Twenty-six scientists, most of them working at universities in Italy, have signed an open letter questioning the reliability of the data presented in the early-stage trial ...