A group of researchers from California State University at Long Beach, the University of Kent and the University of Missouri worked together to determine how alcohol can enhance aggressive behavior.
After a lengthy and well-orchestrated campaign by my two young sons, I've finally purchased a basketball standard for the driveway. It's the typical rolling model with height adjustment for the rim and a large base to fill with water or sand.
May is a month known for flowers and busyness. With May comes end-of-year activities, and the endless need to keep up with it all. We often find ourselves crying, "Mayday," or rather, cursing the May day. Here's a story about my most recent "Mayday."
Almost all full-time workers have some schedule flexibility these days, but that doesn't mean their employers are fully committed to helping them build more balanced lives. So say the results of a new survey.
When you're trying to lose weight, it's easy to spend money on diet foods and programs. You don't have to go broke trying to get healthy. This article gives you 5 ways to save while losing.
Having kids won't break your back like lots of people say. You've got extra expenses such as diapers and baby stuff the first few years, but it's not going to drive you to the poor house.
Having a healthy relationship with food can impact several areas of our lives. This article lists a few ways you can develop that relationship and help yourself mentally and physically.
With June as national safety month, it's a great time for employers and employees to review how to make their workplace safer. Here are the eight most common and expensive work place injuries.
An increasing number of people are communicating online and through text rather than having face-to-face conversations, and new studies give tips on how to tell if someone is lying.
Forget the notion that today's college-age adults are more interested in hooking up than in traditional dating. According to research, it's simply not true, though they are more likely to go for one-night stands than other adults.
Even when we are with our kids, we can easily get distracted. This busy, distracted life we lead requires us to create deliberate moments with our kids. Here are three tips to improve moments with your children.
The rate of teens who "never" or "only occasionally" read for fun has nearly tripled since 1984, according to a recently released report. Some say teens are rejecting opportunities to learn if they don't read for enjoyment.
Recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows an interesting trend among teens. Analysts say a growing number of them don't want to have a summer job.
