LIFE

Lauren Polinskey shared the simple and sustainable routine that has transformed her weight, going from a size 20 to a size 4.

"I truly believed we were soulmates, that he was doing this because he loved me." A survivor and a psychologist explain how to recognize coercive control.

A young mom who was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer shares how she told her kids and how she's preparing them for the future without her.

A hygiene expert warned that used towels are a "breeding ground for bacteria like mold, mildew, and even E. coli."

Certain hormones increase when we are around the people we love, and this can affect our sleep in a positive manner.

I have never seen anything like it as a patron or staff.

This Florida nanny spent the past decade going through trash cans to fill her fridge, and says she only spends $20 on groceries because of it.

"The eight-hour workday no longer has as much relevance in the corporate world," Gabrielle Judge, founder of The Anti Work Girlboss told Newsweek.

Olivia Jennings, 21, tells Newsweek how a urine sample prompted doctors to send her for a scan that "could have been the difference between life or death."

"This purse is now priceless," one user commented.

Paulina Machaj told Newsweek she's used artificial intelligence to generate design ideas and gain inspiration for what her courtyard garden could look like.

An exclusive poll for Newsweek has found that one subject matter could cause Netflix subscribers to switch off in droves.

Two cardiologists have revealed to Newsweek the rare signs that can occur after sustained high cholesterol.

We all want to lose weight fast but it's important to stay clear of products that may actually cause more damage to our bodies.