Luck

Health & Medicine

Do you feel lucky?

Two new studies find that beliefs in luck and predicting the future vary around the world, for unexpected reasons

Business & Economics

Lucky leaders: How we view the good outcomes of people in power

As voters and employees, we are more likely to attribute the good outcomes of a leader’s decisions to luck, and bad ones to personal failure

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