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Her courageous "10 Days in a Mad House" exposé changed mental health care forever.

It started with something he noticed about her forehead.

Gen Alpha freshmen are built different.

Spoiler: You could eat it if you wanted to.

She asked her son and Millennial husband to mimic everyday actions like rolling down a car window or answering a phone.

"There's no way this is happening."

The varied British accents have morphed over time too.

"I had one student who literally memorized the English dictionary, and English was their second language."

There couldn't have been two different bands at that time.

What 50 million button presses worth of data is revealing about how pets communicate.