Frequent nightmares can create a genuine risk for premature aging and an early death, according to new research.

Incorporating research about the life of trees, the author helped me to see how they draw sustenance from soil, air, light, water, insects, animals, and even microscopic fungi.

The Rhodes family, now three generations into the business, is having a renaissance, blossoming with its own members and ...

The elderly Dalai Lama on Saturday said that he hopes to live for another 40 years until he is about 130 years old, days ...

If travel budgets and scheduling conflicts weren’t factors, here’s what I think Oats' dream schedule might be ... Oats is known to schedule matchups against guys in his own coaching tree, and knowing ...

A movie scene that scared many '80s kids occurs in Pee-wee's Big Adventure when the titular man-child (played by Paul Reubens ...

VILLAGERS at war with a nightmare 60ft tree have lost their latest battle to get it chopped down. Plans to fell the protected oak, which sits just metres from thatched cottages in Kings Newton, Sou… ...

The Dream to revive the national carrier has now become a nightmare for the Tatas The confidence in Air India has nosedived, the thrust to pull up the Airlines now needs to reach astronomical ...

A family bought a freshly flipped home with a shiny new kitchen and bathrooms, but quickly discovered their dream home was really a nightmare in disguise. What to know before you buy.

The two teams were tied going into a halftime, but a strong third quarter from the Dream allowed them to pull away in the second half.

In “The Third Reich of Dreams,” Charlotte Beradt collected the night terrors of ordinary Germans like herself during the early years of Nazi domination.

Britain’s new-build nightmare How the dream of home ownership ran into the reality of an under-regulated market.