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More comfortable online than out partying, post-Millennials are safer, physically, than adolescents have ever been. But they’re on the brink of a mental-health crisis.

The representatives of United Airlines and the White House both found themselves grappling with the increasingly common ritual: the public apology.

Rather than saddle students with debt, MissionU charges grads 15% of their pre-tax income for three years.

Businesses scrambling to fix a failed ad campaign, adapt to social media, or improve internal communications are turning to a self-styled scholar of Aristotelian rhetoric.

Encouraging students to read what's assigned is an age-old problem. This activity motivates students to complete the readings and engage at a deeper level.

It's hard to keep things professional with all the emails we receive day-to-day. Avoiding these bad habits can help.

It's hard to keep things professional with all the emails we receive day-to-day. Avoiding these bad habits can help.

Persuading people to buy into your way of thinking or seeing things is hard. Try this strategy to up the odds that you'll break through and get people on your side.

How to take a more regular, active role in making your professional life as good as it can be.

From introverts to extroverts, exceptionally persuasive people are a gloriously diverse group, but they share a few fundamental personality traits.

If the work is not coming to the people, then the people have to come to the work. There is not a plausible third option.

There are a lot of blurred lines when it comes to how to best chat with your colleagues while being professional.

This is quite an unconventional success story.

In addition to a number of interactive graphics and updating dashboards, this year we published almost 1,000 charts and maps on FiveThirtyEight. Here are 52 of our favorites, in no particular order…