While entitled behaviors and mentalities are often sparked early in life by permissive parents, it's also possible that narcissistic traits and an aura of self-centeredness craft self-indulgent adults ...

Clea Shearer opens up about her cancer journey. (Photo illustration: Yahoo News; photo: Courtesy of John Shearer) I found my cancer on my own. While I was in the shower, I felt something in my breast.

I packed my bag, kissed the kids goodbye, and skipped out the door, not out of neglect, but necessity. I was off for a weekend of no kids, no bedtime stories, and no reapplying sunscreen on wriggly ...

While there are many reasons why kids develop entitlement later in life that may not be rooted in their childhood experiences, a Harvard study suggests that parental and household influence typically ...

Myles is currently the senior insurance editor for Investopedia. He oversees the strategy and execution of all content aimed at helping people make better insurance decisions. Myles has nearly a ...

Of all the hills I’m willing to die on, this might be the one that gets the most pushback. It’s a controversial opinion, I know, but I’m going to say it anyway: I’m glad Google Pixel phones don’t use ...

DEAR ABBY: I’ve been with my boyfriend for nine wonderful years. He’s loving, loyal, funny and one of the best cooks I’ve ever known. We share our home with two small and terribly spoiled Yorkies who ...

As a pediatrician, I’ve had the privilege of standing beside hundreds of Michigan families as they navigate the incredible journey of raising a child. I’ve seen the joy of new life, the anxiety of ...

In three previous articles the author, a 68-year-old wilderness trapper from northern Saskatchewan, told of his life as a boy on the prairie, of his adventures in 25 trapline years, and of what he has ...

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I’ve been using Windows for as long as I can remember. It was on the very first PC I recall using, literally on my father’s knee. But I don’t need it anymore. That’s a weird thing to say as a writer ...

This question is related to my 94-year-old mother’s estate planning. Her only heirs are my brother and I. We are both retired and in our mid-60s. My wife and I are childless, not by choice, but it’s ...