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The inside scoop on whether jackets and other garments help keep dogs warm in winter ...

"There's not that many survivors left that I can be picky," said Jiri Kluc who devotes his free time to interviewing Holocaust survivors around the world.

An emerging science suggests a new way of approaching the question of screen time for kids.

A bathtub on the porch, a snail on a door hinge -- the move toward weird is about making a space uniquely yours.

When a friend dates your childhood bully, can you "sit this one out"? What if you're in your 40s, and she's romance-challenged?

How can the letter writer be more understanding about a friend's tardiness?

Letter writer wonders about invites sent through mass emails.

Valentine's Day recipes, including pizza and cocktails for a date night in ...

"There are all kinds of crises that happen in life," said the bride, Linda Feldman, 78. "This is one story of how love can endure."

She feels her dad's refusal to adhere to her wedding's dress code is disrespectful.