A study interviewing teenagers reveals how parents can coercively control their children under the guise of parental discipline.

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Davidson, 31, and his model girlfriend Hewitt, 29, have revealed that they are expecting their first child together.

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Dog the Bounty Hunter's step-son shared a gun-related post years before accidentally killing his own 13-year-old son with a ...

Nina Kutina, the 40-year-old Russian woman who was rescued from a remote cave near Gokarna in Karnataka’s Uttara Kannada district, on Tuesday said she spent her days painting, singing, reading books, ...