"There's a difference between feeling nervous about the commitment...and feeling unsure about the person you're committing to," Haily Halcyon told Newsweek.

"They look so confused, yet concerned," one user said. Another added: "They think you're lying in your water bowl." ...

First-time homebuyers struggling to get on the Bay Area property ladder can apply for down payment assistance worth up to $200,000.

Emily McMahon told Newsweek: "My dad really has never been wrong when giving me advice, so its just kind of funny that parents really do always know best." ...

Teach a focus cue like "watch me" to get eye contact before your dog notices a rabbit or bird. Use the "leave it" cue if your dog notices a small animal first. Start training in low-distraction ...

A woman who recently relocated to the Appalachian Mountains was left spooked after noticing a strange smear on her glass door that she claimed resembled a face.

Residents in a string of northern states could be in with a chance to see the northern lights on Tuesday night, forecasters say.

It was clear that Nina loved every moment of her sleepover, as the volunteer said she "hated bringing her back to the kennel" after.

As tremors rolled through California live on air, confused anchors scrambled mid-broadcast, sparking laughs on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Victoria Vale said the mysterious door "seemed like it hadn't been opened in a very long time," and she was determined to figure out what was behind it.

After running for 135 hours across Arizona's Sonoran Desert, Andy Glaze, 47, couldn't wait to take off his dusty trainers—and the internet was keen to see what was underneath his socks.

On Tuesday, a Russian military court in the country's Far East sentenced Roman Ivanishin, a serviceman from Sakhalin who had been deployed with the 39th Separate Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade in ...