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Are we a society of bullies? We talk to two sociologists who make the case we can’t fix bullying in schools until we take a close look at the bigger…

Some days are harder than others, but a little help from a loved one — or a stranger — can make all the difference. What better way to repay the favor…

Advocates for tighter gun laws might feel a little like believers in a lost cause, but researcher Daniel Webster holds out hope. The director of the…

Why is it the person we were head over heels for just a few months ago now seems a bit ... boring? Clinician and researcher Stan Tatkin says our brains…

If you feel like your smartphone has a mind of it's own, it's not just you. After years of stacking new systems on top of generations of old technology,…

John Grisham's career has taken him from attorney, to Mississippi state representative, to best-selling author. Today, we speak with the acclaimed writer…

Projections show a widening gap between the number of primary care doctors the country needs and the number of med students choosing it over other…

Earlier this month, a hacker published U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver’s personal cell phone number and home address, spurring an onslaught of racist phone…

There's a lot going on next year in Kansas and Missouri politics. The Sunflower State is sure to see a heated gubernatorial race, and Missouri will play…

In August, Kansas City voters made any future streetcar expansions a little more complicated. Nevertheless, the Streetcar Authority, KCATA and Port KC are…