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‘I talk about my years in solitary as if it was the past, but the truth is it never leaves you. In some ways I am still there.’

When it comes to customer service, it seems, people are unhappy no matter what side of the counter they’re on. Why can’t we get it right?

Is it really possible to diagnose such a grown-up affliction in such a young child? And is diagnosing clinical depression in a preschooler a good idea, or are children that young too immature, too changeable, too temperamental to be laden with such a momentous label?

School reformers, including President Obama, often talk about high school “dropout factories.” These are the roughly 2,000 public high schools, about 15 percent of the total, with the nation’s highest dropout rates

Why suburbs, not cities, are the answer.

Would-be draftee Tony Washington’s NFL future is being derailed by his sad past.

Seventy years ago, in 1940, a popular science magazine published a short article that set in motion one of the trendiest intellectual fads of the 20th century.

Cheesy, clichéd, and still strangely bewitching, soap operas are falling victim to their own bastard children.

Seducing, swindling, and blackmailing European matrons, Helg Sgarbi perfected a scam that made him a fortune. Then one day he met the billionaire BMW heiress.

Everything you always wanted to know about Afghanistan