Even the sharpest thinkers can get tripped up when a question isn't quite what it seems. That’s because trick questions don't test how much trivia you've memorized or how many Wordle games you've won.

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There’s not a person there that could answer,” said the president while pointing to members of the media during a North Carolina rally.

Talking to yourself, swearing, zoning out, skipping plans. Psychology says these seemingly bizarre habits may be signs of a higher IQ than people assume.

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Taken together, it’s hard not to get the impression that the president doesn’t exactly hold his most loyal followers in high ...

Donald Trump has previously boasted about "acing" cognitive tests. In May he claimed results had revealed he has "extreme ...