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New Research Reveals: Happy People Are Not Only Healthier but Also Make Their Partners Healthier, Even If Their Partners Aren't Particularly Cheerful Themselves

New British study finds: Exposing infants to eggs and peanuts between four and six months reduces the risk of developing allergies to these foods.

In an effort to cut down on incarceration costs, Washington State decided to change its approach for penalizing offenders who violated their parole terms. The results were astounding...

A team of scientists sent to study the weather in the Arctic found themselves in an unexpected predicament when local bears decided to lay siege to their research station.

A new study reveals that children who experience bullying at school are at greater risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental health issues than those who suffer neglect or abuse from adults.

*Bo Peske*, a child with autism who usually sits alone at lunch, had a special guest by his side last Tuesday.

How the last surviving Nuremberg prosecutor turned trauma, law, and moral courage into a lifelong mission of justice and peace

With a declining hedgehog population, Britain introduces a unique role: the Hedgehog Officer.

A new British study warns of the dangers caused by traffic jams and offers advice on reducing risks.

Parents of second graders in Texas received unexpected news: no homework this year.

Did you receive the exciting WhatsApp message about a seven-headed snake in Thailand? Impressive, but is it real or just a fake?

Yvonne Landau is transforming the way families and individuals live with ADHD, helping them find the tools to turn challenges into advantages. With the right mindset, she insists, ADHD can be a gift.

What happens to a pet goldfish when it’s set free in a natural body of water? That's when your small, seemingly harmless pet could morph into a monstrous, invasive predator.

A man’s journey from doubt to devotion brings unexpected blessings, a soulmate, and a beautiful reminder that Hashem runs the world.

A four-month-old baby with a rare syndrome was sent to hospice to die. At a year old, doctors had to admit: he wasn't going anywhere anytime soon.

A new American study reveals that reading books not only enriches the mind but also significantly reduces mortality risk among adults.

A family’s journey from secular to spiritual brings stunning blessings and protection

Czechia holds the title for the highest number of libraries per capita in the world. Discover how it achieved this status and where you can find the world's most beautiful library.

How the famous American author saw a desolate, impoverished Jerusalem — and why his vivid account matters for understanding the city’s transformation today

New research proves: Excessive workload increases the incidence of serious illnesses among workers, especially if they are women.