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Three Lessons from the Benghazi Emails
Lessons learned: no one doubted a demonstration, the CIA made the big changes, and Susan Rice got hosed
An Easier PTSD Diagnosis
Being diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder could get easier following the upcoming annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association where the...
Judge: Soldier Premeditated Iraq Killings
A military judge has found Army Sgt. John Russell guilty of premeditated murder in the 2009 killings of five fellow service members at a combat stress clinic in...
How to Perform in a Clutch
In a vulnerable moment, it helps to reaffirm your personal values
Relax: It’s Good For Your Genes
While it might seem that your body and brain aren't doing much when you're on break, relaxing triggers a flurry of genetic activity that is responsible for some...
Photo Essays
Apollo 13: LIFE With the Lovell Family During ‘NASA’s Finest Hour’
The story of NASA’s Apollo 13 mission has been told so well, so many times, across so many types of media, that there’s little point in rehashing the details...
LIFE With Jackie Robinson: American Icon
When Jack Roosevelt Robinson stepped onto Brooklyn’s Ebbets Field on April 15, 1947, he not only changed the face of professional baseball in America. In ways...
Articles from Around the Web
Up your capacity to cope
Self-affirmation may protect against the damaging effects of stress on creative problem-solving and performance under pressure. ...
Stress and your cravings
What do drug addicts, serial dieters and children from troubled homes have in common? More than you might think. ...
VIDEO: Lack of district nurses' adds stress'
The Royal College of Nursing has said that a fall in the number of NHS district nurses is causing needless suffering for patients and is leading to pressure on casualty departments...
Personal Health: Shaking Off Loneliness
Social isolation can adversely affect health, undermining the ability to self-regulate, raising stress and increasing inflammation, studies show. ...
