Curated Perspectives

A longtime Oregon teacher and coach is being recognized for the impact he continues to make on students both inside the classroom and beyond the sidelines. Philip Dube, a teacher

A Kentucky community is mourning the loss of a 16-year-old student whose family, classmates, and church members say she will be remembered for her kindness, faith, and compassion for others.

What if feeling happier this week didn’t require a major life change — but simply a deeper connection with other people? That’s the message from happiness researcher Sonja Lyubomirsky, whose

Happiness is often treated like something people eventually arrive at after achieving success, financial security, or major life milestones. But according to Dr. Mark Williamson, lasting happiness is usually built

Looking for a healthier, happier routine may not require a dramatic life overhaul — sometimes it starts with a hobby. Experts say certain everyday activities can help reduce stress, improve

More than 150 years after his death, the words of Charles Dickens continue to resonate with readers searching for peace, gratitude, and perspective in a fast-moving world. One quote in

The racing world is mourning the loss of Kyle Busch following news of his sudden death at age 41. Busch reportedly died Thursday after being hospitalized for breathing complications following

Thousands of volunteers gathered at Fort Snelling National Cemetery ahead of Memorial Day weekend to place American flags at the gravesites of veterans and service members buried there. The annual

Schools across the United States are increasingly adding lessons in kindness, empathy, and character alongside traditional subjects like math and reading. According to a recent report from CBS News, programs

For generations, American schools have focused heavily on reading, writing, science, and math. But in some classrooms across the country, students are now learning something educators say may be just