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A 12-year-old son breaks down in tears. Is this prepubescent drama?
I had a really dysfunctional childhood so it is hard for me to compare, but, as a kid, I never expected that things would always go my way. Perspective, please?
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Hate packing clothes for vacation? Japan-bound travelers may not have to.
Japan Airlines’ new clothing rental program aims to cut carbon emissions and appeal to passengers who have become accustomed to the sharing economy.
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Ask Amy: Real estate agent will not stop showing up at my house
Real estate agent contacts letter-writer incessantly and shows up at their house.
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Carolyn Hax: Holiday recipe? Kids get beds, single aunt gets couch.
Their holiday tradition is for the married sister and her children to get the guest bedrooms while the single sis gets the couch.
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Rockets Launched From Gaza Amid Israeli Raid in West Bank and Tel Aviv Attack
The launches into Israel came after a military incursion into the Palestinian city of Jenin left at least 12 Palestinians and one Israeli soldier dead.
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West Bank City of Jenin Has Long Ties to Palestinian Armed Struggle
In the northern reaches of the occupied West Bank, near the boundary with Israel, Jenin and its refugee camp have nurtured an ethos of defiance.
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Scientists Say Fukushima Water Is Safe. The Public Isn’t Buying It.
The International Atomic Energy Agency’s final report declared the treated water from the destroyed nuclear plant had met its safety standards. Critics continue to demand more transparency.
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France Funnels Hundreds Arrested in Riots Through Hasty Trials
The streets are calmer, after days of unrest over the police shooting of a teenager, but the courts are going into overdrive. Lawyers for those arrested often have just 30 minutes to prepare.
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Moscow’s Mayor Says Drones Targeted Russian Capital
All the drones were shot down in what appeared to be the first such attack in months. Russia blamed Ukraine, but Kyiv denied involvement.
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Black Artists Say A.I. Shows Bias, With Algorithms Erasing Their History
Tech companies acknowledge machine-learning algorithms can perpetuate discrimination and need improvement.