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The tragic story of a family ravaged by the U.S. immigration system.

Death was the great leveller, but new life-extension technologies will widen the gap between the haves and havenots

Setting goals is critical for every organisation because goals determine the broad vision and direction for any business. The best goals will align with the company mission, vision and culture and describe the business' longer term aspirations before laying out specific actions. Do you know the difference between goals and objectives and how are they related? Without objectives, goals have little support and can be difficult to reach.

There’s a certain novelty, after decades at a legacy media company, in playing for the team that’s winning big.

Rajeev Behera is the CEO of Reflektive, a platform for managing employees performance and goals, husband, and father. Behera believes that the key to successfully moving forward in life is aggressive short-term goals paired with real time feedback. He believes that many of the principles and methods from the corporate world, can be implemented into individuals personal lives to help them achieve work-life balance. Behera notes, “that over the course of time, work-life balance will change.

At 107, Anthony Mancinelli has been cutting clients’ hair for 96 years. And counting.

She’s transfixing! Miss Spain, Angela Ponce, the first openly transgender contestant in the 66-year history of the Miss Universe pageant, is getting rave reviews for her bikini body, runway glamour and message of inclusion. “I always say: Having a vagina didn’t transform me into a woman,” the post-op trans gal told reporters as the pageant got underway last week in Bangkok, Thailand.

Part of creating your dream life is finding financial freedom and abundance. That means having enough money so that you no longer worry or stress about how you're going to pay your bills. You want enough money to live comfortably and happily.

Amid sexual abuse lawsuits and dwindling membership, the Boy Scouts of America may file for chapter 11 bankruptcy. Is nothing sacred?

There was once a path to a stable and prosperous life in America that has since closed off. It was a well-traveled path for many Americans: Graduate from high school and get a job, typically with a local manufacturer or one of the service industries associated with it, and earn enough to support a family. The idea was not only that it was possible to achieve this kind of success, but that anyone could achieve it—the American dream. That dream defines my family’s history, and its disappearance calls me to action today.

The death last month of Christian missionary John Allen Chau, at the hands of the uncontacted island tribe he had hoped to evangelize, triggered a thorny debate. Was the Indian government, which oversees North Sentinel Island, keeping the people of this tribe in a glass museum box or protecting their freedom? Some scientists assert that these isolated tribes cannot survive without some intervention from outside.

Humans can get by in the most basic of shelters, can scratch together a meal from the most humble of ingredients. But we can’t survive without clean water. And in places where water is scarce—the world’s deserts, for example—getting water to people requires feats of engineering and irrigation that can be cumbersome and expensive.

by Rudyard Kipling

In his new book, David Graeber examines the decoupling of work from meaningful activity.

Maybe he’s let himself go, maybe he’s become really annoying, maybe he ticks you off because he’s not pulling his weight at home–whatever the reason, you’re just not attracted to your husband anymore.

When it comes to first dates, it’s easy to try to hard to be ourselves that we forget the big pictures. But remember; first dates usually play out like job interviews, but with better lighting. And just as you would fib in a job interview that your last boss was awesome but you needed to …

Just about every woman’s objective is to meet a great guy to share experiences and enjoy intimacy with. But where are all the good guys and where are all the places to meet men?

Creating goals is the easy part, actually sticking to them can be the hardest

Researchers at MIT said 30 percent of Uber and Lyft drivers are actually losing money after taking car expenses into account, while most drivers earn less than minimum wage.

Cash assistance isn’t just a moral imperative that raises living standards. It’s also a critical investment in the health and future careers of low-income kids.

For the first time ever, US corporations have begun reporting pay ratio data. And a movement is building to crack down on companies that don’t share the wealth

A woman looks for groceries and goods in a supermarket in Caracas.

One in 11 Americans pays for space to store the material overflow of the American dream

A nun who brings good luck, an enthusiastic dog and some striking flowers.

It has to do with grossness and frequency.

A decade after a massive earthquake rocked China's southwestern province of Sichuan, killing almost 70,000 people, the scars have begun to heal.

It’s possible that they aren’t, it’s just that you have trouble reading neutral facial expressions because of your family experience, a new study suggests.

Mr. Goodall wanted to die because of his deteriorating health, and he flew to Switzerland to find legal services to assist him, choosing Beethoven for his last song.

One of the world's most hazardous jobs is known for its intense pressure.

Officials have told them to leave, and offered them modern homes, but the residents of Zhong cave in remote southwestern China are determined to stay.

Avocado Index Shows Millennials Hardest Hit In Inflation-Per-Generation Measure. The generational price index showing inflation per generation indicates that over the last 5 years, millennial inflation has increased 14% more than baby boomer inflation.

No emergency savings? No problem! At least that's what nearly 1 in 5 respondents implied in a new survey on savings habits. When asked if they were comfortable with having no savings set aside for emergency use, 18 percent agreed, according to a new report from consumer financial services site Bankrate.com. In a related question, almost half of respondents (47 percent) who have savings to cover less than three month’s expenses say they are somewhat comfortable or very comfortable with their savings amount.

Employers are bellyaching about a lack of workers to fill jobs, but they're not willing to pay more to attract them.