New research suggests keeping good news to yourself can be energizing. By Catherine Pearson If your partner gets down on one knee to propose, or you get a call with the job offer you’ve been coveting, ...

Good news seems to come in dribs and drabs, while bad news regularly floods our minds. Because there's such a disparity between the amount of good vs. bad news we're exposed to every day, finding ways ...

“Positive secrets that people choose to keep should make them feel good, and positive emotion is a known predictor of feeling energized,” said Slepian. But the researchers found across four follow-up ...

A beautifully wrapped gift brims with possibilities. The secret of its contents hidden just behind a thin, shimmering veil of paper. All you want to do is tell your friend what treat you're about to ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland Media Academy students heard from Russ Mitchell, anchor and managing editor at WKYC Studios, on Saturday, Feb. 10, and learned about his personal experiences and the ...