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My sister made frequent withdrawals from the ‘bank of Mom and Dad.’ Now our family is torn apart. What can I do?
“My sister did nothing because she was a girl, and my brother was too young to help.”
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I grew up in the Palisades and planned to raise my kids in the community I loved. Our house burned down and we don't know what's next.
When Alisa Wolfson evacuated on Tuesday, she thought she'd be back that night. The next day, she found out her home was gone, burned to the ground.
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How to talk to kids about natural disasters
Children may be confused, scared, or overwhelmed by what they're hearing and seeing, and it's important for parents and caregivers to help them process these emotions. Natural disasters -- whether fires, hurricanes, earthquakes, or floods -- can be deeply unsettling for children whether or not they are directly impacted. Here are some practical, research-backed ways to talk to children about natural disasters while keeping their emotional well-being—and your own—in mind.
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Here's how to stop an argument with a narcissist from spinning out of control
Things can escalate very quickly when dealing with a narcissist, as they struggle with having positive feelings about someone they are mad at.
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AP PHOTOS: Warm clothing, hot pot and even ice cream bars feature at China's Harbin ice fair
Faced with temperatures dipping to -30 Celsius (-22 Fahrenheit), visitors to China's wintertime resort city of Harbin often make a beeline for stalls selling padded clothing to augment their wardrobes. Oddly perhaps for some, frozen ice cream bars are also considered a key part of the visit. Each winter, the industrial city in China's northeast turns into a magnet for those from China's balmier regions wanting to experience the extreme cold and take in the sculptures built from ice blocks carv
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A homeowner divided her open-concept living area with a partial wall for under $900
Zenia Olivares didn't like the open-concept living room in her home. She made a partial wall to divide the space and make it more functional.
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