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Social science research finds that students who are taught classical economics about how humans act in their rational self-interest, become more likely to act selfishly after learning those lessons.

This week's mystery guest is Harvey Burgett. In 2015, Harvey won a national title for something he only started doing four years ago! Ophira and Jonathan ask figure it out what it was for.

In this game, we describe hypothetical sequels to the classic novel To Kill a Mockingbird with much better names.

Gear up for a final round where every answer contains the letters "E-X," in that order. For example, "our neighboring country to the south" is "Mexico!"

There's a long tradition of writing about war, and the veterans of the most recent wars are adding their books to the canon.

Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson speaks with Curt Nickisch, senior editor at Harvard Business Review, about market movement post-election.

NPR's Ron Elving joins Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson to discuss the meeting and Obama and Trump's new relationship.

Univision news anchor Maria Elena Salinas joins us to talk about the Latino vote's role in 2016.

Had enough food over Thanksgiving? If you're lucky enough to feel sated, perhaps some fasting is in order.

Home, Thanksgiving and football. For many American families, those three things are being celebrated this week (in varying degrees).