If you have ever mopped the floors, vacuumed the rugs, then looked down and seen a fuzzy gray line running along the baseboards, you are not alone. A simple hack now all over TikTok and featured by ...

Man, life is hard right now isn’t it? It’s not just because its winter or because we’re all still shaking off January. We’re in a frustrating political sphere, we’re in a cost of living crisis and ...

While losing a job can be financially devastating, it takes a psychological toll as well. Studies have found that unemployment can result in depression, anxiety, increased marital strife and a greater ...

Subway systems around the world are struggling to cope with flooding as the planet warms. Every day, thousands of people walk up these two yellow steps, never knowing they are treading on a key tool ...

The holiday season can be festive and fun, but it also can be difficult to navigate if you are grieving, whether your loss is new or years-old. Grief can bring up feelings of stress and loneliness, ...

For millions of Americans, it is an uncertain time. Amazon, General Motors and Paramount have all been making layoffs, and U.S.-based employers announced 153,074 job cuts in October altogether, ...

Dear Eric: My husband of 15 years suddenly tells me he fathered a daughter outside of our marriage. She is 5 years old. He wants to bring the child to me to be her mother and bring her up as my own.

There are new words for how we process bad news. They’re cynical, hopeful or maybe delusional. By Nitsuh Abebe Forget the awkward half-a-glass metaphor we use to describe optimism and pessimism.

Last weekend, I had the good fortune to show my son how to install wood baseboard and interior door casing. We’re in the final stages of finishing over 1,000 square feet of living space in the ...