Two experts told Newsweek why emotional intelligence in children can be both a strength and a source of emotional overwhelm.

Brooks failed the initial hearing screening the first time shortly after birth. It was then re-done, and he failed two more times. He was invited back for a fourth time, and again, he failed. His mom, ...

"It's like when a kid sees their parents at their play," one commenter wrote. Another added, "Showing up does matter." ...

A bold new theory reimagines the NAA as a "Rayleigh–Taylor instability"—a geological term for when heavy, cold rock begins to ...

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Comparing footage of city life from the 1980s and 2010, researchers found significant changes in how fast we walk and how we ...

Dana Joy Seigelstein, 27, told Newsweek: "Growing up, I don't have a single memory of my mom or dad making me get up when I wanted to continue to sleep." ...

The behavior trainer at the shelter told Newsweek that Celeste showed "an amazing resilience and capacity to adapt." ...

"I arrived at the venue dressed in my best suit and took a seat among strangers assuming I was on the grooms side," wrote the guest on their viral Reddit post.

LaShae Rolle could squat 441 pounds, bench 292 pounds and deadlift 497 pounds before being diagnosed with breast cancer. With no family history of the disease, the competitive powerlifter—based in ...

Newsweek discussed the Reddit post with parenting expert Jenn Brown to find out why teenagers lie to their parents.