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“My husband always got angry whenever I complained of his neglect of us, and he would beat me to a pulp. “He not only beat me but would tear my clothes to shreds and leave me stark naked in ...

Conny Kebbel, 57, was on a wildlife expedition camp in northern Namibia with her businessman husband Bernd, 59, last month when a starved lion pounced on him and killed him.

Smart was subjected to daily rapes and often abused and starved ... my arms around her and just started bawling. I held her back, looked her in the eyes, and said, ‘Is it really you, Elizabeth?’ " ...

You may not want to start over, but you may have to. DEAR ABBY: I brought my dad with dementia into my home. My husband has heart issues. We are all at each other’s throats all the time.

Melissa Febos is not a sex columnist. Nor is she some kind of public-facing therapist. Her books—the fifth of which, The Dry Season, is out this month—aren’t self-help books, either. Far from it.

I hope he knows this thought was in the back of my mind when I cautioned him about telling too many people. We did our best to support him as he became and embraced his true self.

“I need to tell you that that arrogant husband of yours has been having an affair with my teenage daughter, and he won’t knock it off.” Brinkley, stunned, could not respond. It was a moment that ...

Christie Brinkley was hesitant to mention her ex-husband Billy Joel’s blackout snacking in her new memoir. The model recalled in “Uptown Girl” (released Tuesday) that the singer once ...

A federal law requires states to release information about how they handled child maltreatment cases ending in deaths. Hawaiʻi’s reports raise more questions than they answer. By John Hill ...

My husband had secured his REAL ID a couple weeks ago, the same day his license expired. He had waited four hours in line, much of it outside on a blustery March day, at the King of Prussia Driver ...

My husband cut our $2,000 monthly grocery bill by $415 just by shopping differently. Switching from name brands to store brands saved us thousands — and my kids didn't even notice.