More in Life - Page 1659
Proof that a 6-hour workday could be the right move for your company
A study shows employees get sick less, have lower stress, and work harder. Still, applying the idea in the U.S. won't be easy.
By Rebecca Greenfield
Airlines break the rules to let Fort McMurray evacuees fly with their pets
Many evacuees from the wildfire didn't have time to grab kennels as they left their homes.
By Chloe Bryan
Hope and anger in Ferguson amid new police chief and continued protests
There is no better image for how much has changed in Ferguson, Missouri, than Monday's swearing-in ceremony for new Police Chief Delrish Moss.
The hottest new K-Pop boy band features cats
"Hey girl, I love you. And fish snacks."
Dating site pairs Americans fleeing a possible Trump presidency with single Canadians
Just imagine the story they'll tell their kids.
It's 2013 again because Jennifer Lawrence is falling on another red carpet
Gravity, leave JLaw alone.
By Neha Prakash
Ouch: Half of your friends may not actually consider you to be their friend
According to researchers from Tel Aviv University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, only around half of the people you call your friends would agree with that judgment.
By TALAL AL-KHATIB
Police responded after a woman faked being sick to escape a bad date
That escalated quickly.
By Chloe Bryan
Swedish bus stop advertisement hacked with hardcore porn
One way to get someone's attention.
Dad trolls partner with wildly escalating baby updates
"Charlie's a bit busy at the minute."
By Sam Haysom
Mexico's ex-president is sorry (kind of) for Trump F-bomb, and wants an apology of his own
Vicente Fox has been an outspoken critic of Trump since the earliest days of his campaign.
By Megan Specia
Math test question intended for 7-year-olds stumps parents
The question was intended for children 6 to 7 years old.
One of the most respected venture capitalists in Silicon Valley is now a Trump delegate
There are very few -- and quite possibly zero -- venture capitalists that have a better track record of predicting success than Peter Thiel.
Obama announces historic trip to Hiroshima
Even in the waning days of his second term in office, President Obama is making history.
By Megan Specia
Budweiser beer is now named America, because we live in the land of the free and the home of the brave
This America's for you, America.
Meghan Trainor pulls 'Me Too' music video, blames heavy Photoshop
"I didn't approve that video."
By Yohana Desta
Here's how LG created dozens of Jason Stathams for its crazy G5 ad
So that's how they did it.
Why this YA author tackled mental illness, homophobia and the power of Star Trek
Award-winning author John Corey Whaley's latest novel, 'Highly Illogical Behavior,' explores mental illness in a poignant, relatable way.
Uber gets a wheelchair-friendly option in London
But, be prepared for a lengthy waiting time.
British police apologise for Allahu Akbar slur in counter-terror exercise
Training involved 800 volunteers at Trafford Centre.
Philippines elects its first transgender politician to congress
A win for equal rights in the conservative country.
By Victoria Ho
