LIFE

At 16 years old, Tia Bee Stokes opened a letter that would change her future, telling her that in 10 to 15 years, she would have leukemia.

Experts have told Newsweek why going to bed at the time same every night can help keep the spark alive and stave off the slow demise of a relationship.

"Youth was on my side,"Justin Pham, 32, told Newsweek: "I thought the way I felt was just my normal."

"If it weren't dismissed as 'just period pain' and women being dramatic, people would realize how terrible it is," Dr. Irene Woo said.

The stark disparity was one described as both ""shocking but predictable" by one leading expert on the subject.

Specks the cat, who was initially discovered in the engine of a car on the highway, can often be found in unusual spots.

Nestled between the pages of a journal he kept in junior high, Jamelle discovered something that could change so much.

The new poll from Paired crowned the 2004 film "The Notebook" as the public's favorite Valentine's Day romantic comedy.

After years of hard work, it can be daunting to try something new—but one expert suggests it could be best for your career.

The 35-year-old woman told Newsweek: "This note is a prime example of passive-aggressive behavior."

The student couldn't believe her luck when she opened the bag packed with 8 pounds of jewelry.

Despite not having as much in the bank, millennials aren't necessarily worse off than their older counterparts.

"If you want raw, unfiltered honesty, you ask the internet," the bride said.

Newsweek spoke with doctors about the concerning rise in cancer rates among women aged 30–44.