Opposites attract attention
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Clinton Portis was his usual cutup self yesterday in the Washington Redskins' locker room, cracking jokes at Santana Moss's expense.
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ÂPeople are getting the message that it is O.K. to pay attention to the way you come across, and that itÂs not just for the rich and famous.Â
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New Yorkers know how to hide when crowds roll in.
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Why do we gossip? Evolution may hold some surprising answers.
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During a strike, itâs enemies by day and friends by night.
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Well, both do, actually. But there are some discernible differences in brain activity which may just explain why a Democrat sees the world one way, and a Republican sees it another.
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Blog: A San Francisco Craigslist posting offers to divert peoples' attention so others can cut in front of them in line.
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Some laud moves with the two nations. Others are suspicious.
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Find other people searching for the same weird crap you are.
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People tend to chose friends who look like them, research suggests.
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A simple question yields a surprising answer.
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While you may never have pondered the similarity between a common bar magnet and a    star,&nbsp;astronomers do, and they believe they have figure out why the two disparate bodies are    sometimes strikingly similar.
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Across time and culture, the female predilection for chattiness and the male penchant for taciturnity have approached the status of unarguable facts. Now, two studies appear to bury these age-old stereotypes.
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The atmosphere suits certain players. While others have to learn to deal with the unique situations that a New York crowd promote.
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By MAY WONG    SAN JOSE, Calif.  -- Sometimes it pays to befriend an enemy...
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There are biological brain differences that mark out psychopaths from other people, scientists say.
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Its new ad campaign may not be focused on the right people.