LIFE

"Am I the only grandparent that's being alienated from my grandchildren? I miss them."

Life Reporter Maria Azzurra Volpe went to Barry's Bootcamp, which often welcomes A-list celebrities like Harry Styles, Kim Kardashian, and the Beckham family.

This week, a quirky canine by the name of Ghost leads the way thanks to his inventive method for staying cool.

We want our kids to feel like global citizens. We want them to feel the world is a small place.

More people than ever are considering non-monogamy. If you're one of them, read these couples' expert advice on what not to do when opening up a relationship.

"She said I never protected her and that she resents me and asked me not to contact her anymore...I guess she doesn't need us anymore."

Allyssa and Andrea Connor have been married for over 26 years, and are proof that love always wins!

How can you tell if your dog is depressed and what can you do to help? See what experts have to say.

We know too many people stuck in situations they don't like, who can't get out because they have massive mortgage payments.

"The most important thing is choosing a sunscreen that is labeled broad-spectrum," said The Skin Cancer Foundation dermatologist Ramzi Saad, MD.

"We helped raised one of our granddaughters, which has put a huge strain on our marriage."

The alt-right online became appealing to me because I felt so isolated due to my weight.

Are you struggling with a large age gap relationship? Here are some expert tips on mistakes you should avoid, if you don't want to spoil the relationship.

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.

"It's their wedding, they're allowed to invite who they like," said one reply online after the mom said she felt she was going to "vomit."

The hospitality worker listed the things guests might want to think twice about before using in their "clean" hotel room.

"Tell them you wouldn't feel right having money from a job they don't approve of paying their bills," one commenter quipped.

"Your brother is enabling his kid to be a disrespectful slob," one commenter assured.