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"Work has intensified and increased over the years, which is what creates tension."

"Maybe a lot of people are married to the wrong folks."

These are the red flags to look out for when youre searching for romance online.

Reproductive rights advocates in Oregon had anticipated the day would come when the conservative politics of neighboring Idaho would criminalize abortion—forcing Idahoans to cross state lines to access basic healthcare. But that didn’t make the news of Idaho lawmakers passing a bill banning most abortions this week any easier to digest. “It’s one of those moments when you’re so heartbroken that you called it correctly,” said Christel Allen, director of Pro-Cho...

All those small but draining tasks you keep putting off are making you anxious. This life hack can help.

All those small but draining tasks you keep putting off are making you anxious. This life hack can help.

Eating too much food containing sulfur amino acids – primarily found in proteins such as beef, chicken and dairy – may increase a person's risk of developing and dying from cardiovascular disease, according to new preliminary research.

We collected all of your burning questions and consulted our field experts on everything from winter gear to screaming barfies to hibernation.

Find the milk alternatives to benefit your health and the environment with our guide

Well before the pandemic, the future for poetry’s slim volumes was looking far from healthy.  Last November, the threatened closure of UWA Press, one of the largest publishers of poetry in Australia, drew attention to the narrowing opportunities for emerging poets to make their mark.  The venerable Griffin Press, however, now under the Ovato umbrella, remains in the business of fostering ‘untried authors’. By Jennifer Gribble