In the stressful and overstimulating world we live in, becoming so overwhelmed by your stress that it significantly affects your behavior — an emotional meltdown — can happen to all of us. An ...

In a quirky twist, a UK man eating a samosa with fork and knife sparks viral amusement and debates online. Trending Photos No matter how many trendy snacks hit the shelves, samosas continue to hold a ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Families rallied outside Austin ISD headquarters on Thursday, as board members met for the first time since the district announced a proposal to close 13 campuses. During the meeting's ...

Since walking out of prison on bail last month, Samajwadi Party (SP) veteran leader Mohammad Azam Khan has been keeping a low profile in his home in Rampur’s Mumtaz Park neighbourhood. Once one of the ...

Glen Johnson has urged Chelsea to launch an ambitious transfer swoop for England captain Harry Kane next summer to bolster their attacking unit. Kane has enjoyed a barnstorming start his third season ...

When her cat started crying, one TikToker did what most pet parents would and rushed him to the vet—only to be stunned by the professional's diagnosis. “I heard him crying non stop while he was trying ...

THIS is the moment a young boy is given a very unusual cake for his birthday. Mylo Watt, from Dollar, Scotland, had just turned six-years-old when his brother Lachlan handed him a huge candlelit bowl ...

Kelvin and Liz Fletcher had fans rallying around after they shared an exciting update from their beloved farm. Soap stars Kelvin and Liz are one of the UK’s adored celebrity couples. The pair first ...

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) on Monday delighted over Fox News airing a clip of her roasting Stephen Miller during his live TV appearance on the network. The senior White House aide ...

A couple were left stunned by a show of brotherly love as their baby monitor captured their two-year-old climb out of crib and into his crying brother’s crib to comfort him back to sleep. In the ...

Young people are being punished for an economic crisis they did not create, says a youth advocate, as the government gears up to means-test parents before their 18 or 19-year old can get a benefit.