In 2012 alone, as many as 4,000 veterans sought disability benefits

The actor addressed the jury on Tuesday and Wednesday to deny Heard's allegations of domestic abuse

I can't keep living in my parents' spare room and then flying off to Prague and Bolivia. I need a life. How?

Salon spoke with the author with the "The Dry Challenge" about the benefits of a one-month sobriety campaign

After months of trying to quit, I knew I'd be a drunk for life. Then I discovered how useful failing can be

Cops are increasingly using this legally murky tactic to scrutinize private citizens

While Sarah Palin endorses Donald Trump—one reality TV star to another—things at home go very wrong

Of course the cops are going to find you out, you dodo.

Carrots improve your vision, bats are blind & there's a 5-second rule when food falls on the floor, right? Well, no

"Be aware zero-alcohol products may act as a drinking trigger or cue . . ."

The #MeToo backlash paints us as in the middle of a sex panic. But maybe we're entering a rare moment of clarity

A night of revelry can mean an uncomfortable day after.

When the founder of the "alcohol in moderation" movement pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide last week, it was a sobering reminder that there's no alternative to quitting cold turkey.

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