Why a 'spring in your step' happens: Dopamine may trigger a quick burst of movement vigor

New research by engineers at the University of Colorado Boulder aims to get to the bottom of why, as the saying goes, you get a "skip in your step" when you're happy.

Under Night In-Birth 2 Sys:Celes Review

You may have clicked into this review thinking, “A review of Under Night In-Birth 2 Sys:Celes? In the year of our Lord 2026?!” And you know what, that’s fair. This fighting game came out at the ...
UNILAD

AI company rejects Pentagon's contract over disturbing fears of how the US could use it

Anthropic could be barred from doing business with major firms if it does not give the Pentagon full access to its Claude AI ...
Opinion
Atlanta Black StarOpinion

‘Idiots!’: Kristi Noem Goes Big to Impress Trump With a Flashy Power Move — It Implodes So Fast the White House Doesn’t Just Shut It Down, They Humiliate Her for It

"Kristi Noem's bold move to impress Trump backfires spectacularly, resulting in White House humiliation. What went wrong? #politics ...
Albuquerque Journal

Emptying the Notebook: Lobos offense stalls in one of season's biggest moments in road loss at Nevada

Here are some notes, quotes, stats, trends and other odds and ends I emptied out of the old notebook after Tuesday's 67-60 ...
Psychology Today

What to Do When You Start Racing Too Fast

Have you ever felt like you were speeding? Mania, anxiety, ADHD, and life can all trigger racing thoughts, words, and actions. Here are some steps you can take to cope.