LIFE

My thoughts immediately went to all of the people in Texas and across the country seeking abortion care.

Nutrition experts Penny Weston and Mark Gilbert told Newsweek the 13 foods which seem healthy but are packed full of sugar.

This little 5-year-old's behavior saw a dramatic change after an unexpected little bundle of joy came into his life

I was diagnosed with leukemia last year and said I couldn't be around him.

After receiving overwhelming support following an appeal for her stricken West Highland terrier, Tammie Fox decided she wanted to give something back.

Being ghosted by someone close can be extremely painful. Here's what to do if it happens to you, according to relationship expert Karen Pavlidis.

Retail and environmental experts explain how to work out if a company is serious about sustainability, or just trying to sell you a line.

"After work he is always tired, but never if it's an outing with a friend"

If you've come out of a long relationship, the thought of a first date with someone new might be scary. Here, psychologists offer their advice for starting over.

While it's a cruel question to ask: "Would you rather have been aborted?" The answer, for me, is yes.

A British-born designer in New York shows us how to make the most of a small rental apartment with her essential and accessible DIY hacks.

I do … want to get married at the beach. If this is you, read on for advice from couples who have already planned a destination wedding.

Historian Carla Cevasco combats the social media notion that babies had lots of healthy alternatives before the invention of formula.

Is your kitten ready to transition onto a solid food diet? Here, cat experts explain when to wean kittens and other key aspects of weaning kittens.

Worried your significant other is having an affair? A private investigator, relationship coach and Ashley Madison executive discuss the seven signs to look for.

Coping with an insulting, manipulative person isn't easy when they're part of your family. Psychologists offer their advice for protecting yourself and talking to them.

Several leading recruiters shared interview horror stories, warnings and advice with Newsweek.

Sticky, dense clay soil is not the perfect environment for growing flowers or vegetables, but it can be transformed. Gardeners tell Newsweek how.

More engaged couples are asking for cash rather than a traditional wedding gift. Two newlyweds tell Newsweek why they wanted money and how their guests responded.

A romance can thrive even when you're thousands of miles apart. Experts reveal the pitfalls of long-distance relationships and how you can avoid them.

You can explain that you've cut someone from the guest list without ruining the friendship. Here, wedding planners suggest how to make the conversation less awkward.

Butterfly numbers are falling fast. You can help protect the beautiful pollinators by turning your yard into a haven for them. Here's how to get started.

People don't talk about how abortion care fits into the whole realm of pregnancy care.

"In his defense, though: how dare you," said one comment in defense of the puppy's digging antics.

Police say the girl fell out of the back of the car and was then hit by several vehicles. Her mother was arrested for child endangerment.

The man explained online that he felt his whole world crumble around him when he found out his girlfriend was pregnant.

A woman on Mumsnet has asked what to do about her partner's dodgy spending habits as she secretly came into some money thanks to an inheritance.