Study: Iraq Sustained Most of 2016’s Deadliest Terrorist Attacks

Iraqi had the lion’s share of the deadliest terrorist bombings in 2016, according to a study by the University of Maryland.

Trust in news stories on Facebook depends more on who they're shared by, not who wrote them : study

Social media users are becoming increasingly skeptical about news outlets, and now decide whether to believe a story based on whether a person they trust has shared it, not where it came from, says a landmark US study.

More Americans think US justice system biased against blacks as worry about racial ties keep rising

More Americans think the US criminal justice system is biased against blacks, while the worry about the racial relations keeps rising, a latest Gallup study has found.

Australians drinking less alcohol than at any time since 1960s: study

Young Australians are helping drive the nation to its lowest alcohol consumption levels since the early 1960s, according to a new study.

US suicide rate sees long-term spike, says 15-year CDC study

The suicide rate in the US has jumped 24 percent in the past 15 years, including a troublesome spike among girls aged 10-14, according to US government statistics on Friday.

8 out of 10 Spaniards under 30 live with their parents - official report

A study published Monday by the Spanish Council for Youth shows that eight out of 10 Spaniards under the age of 30 continue to live at home with their parents.

1 in 7 Australian teens at risk of homelessness

Up to one in seven young Australians are at risk of becoming homeless at some point in their life, according to a national report on youth homelessness released on Tuesday.

ISIL not alone in looting Syria cultural heritage (Study)

ISIL may dominate headlines about the destruction of heritage sites in Syria, but it is far from the only culprit, new US research warned on Oct. 21.