Aditi Shrikant

In her new book "Second Life," journalist Amanda Hess outlines some of her more surprising revelations about technology and parenting.

"I wanted to go somewhere that was radically different than the U.S.," says Bert Muller. Today, his restaurant chain has 103 locations across India.

Bert Mueller, 32, moved from the U.S. to India in 2012 and ended up building one of the country's biggest Mexican-inspired food chains. He was able to turn a $250K investment into a $23 million business, all while learning how to navigate and thrive with life in India.

The proliferation of conversations around boundaries and toxicity stripped estrangement of its long-held stigma.

The difference between authoritarian and authoritative parenting is stark and each have very different long and short-term effects on children.

A child witnessing you support a friend, or vice versa, shows them that part of resilience is creating a network where it's OK to ask for help.

Dame, a sexual wellness brand, is putting what it calls a "Trump tariff surcharge" of $5 on all of its vibrators, which they import from China.

Starting May 7, U.S. travelers won't be able to board a domestic flight without a Real ID. Expect "limited appointments and longer lines" as the deadline nears.

Despite growing apart, developing different values, and physically moving away from each other, childhood friends can be unexpectedly hard to let go.

Trying to do it all when your brain and body are fatigued often results in your ignoring signs of depression or anxiety.

While the source of Americans' stress varies the effects are the same. We become unproductive, unmotivated, and our own worst critic.

If your friend isn't as comfortable going to museums or eating meals by themselves as you are, you probably won't travel well together.

Before becoming a mom, Olga Khazan wanted to make adjustments to herself, she writes in the new book, "Me, But Better: The Science and Promise of Personality Change."

Vacations have the propensity to fracture relationships, and even the deepest friendships are one trip away from potential ruin.

In his upcoming book "Radical Listening: The Art of True Connection" psychologist Robert Biswas-Diener argues that listening is a skill anyone can improve.

Jason Alexander plays Jerry's neurotic friend who is constantly fumbling romantic courtships. While filming the show his love life was playing out differently.

Trying to solve conflict strips the interaction of its value, experts say.

"If you've ever wondered how multiple kids in the same family go on to achieve great things, this is a must-read," Grant wrote of one book.

"Addressing something you've been ignoring lightens the load and allows you to accomplish something that's been weighing you down," one expert says.

Asking for the same information over and over again, even if you switch up the wording, can feel antagonistic.