When you ask men and women about succeeding and failing in the sack, you get the expected answers -- and the unexpected ones.

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The actor -- who has struggled with addiction -- has been missing for two weeks, and his family has lost hope

Martha Raddatz repeatedly pressed House Intel Chair Mike Turner on his claims about Biden's documents

Men who became widowers and single fathers on Sept. 11 struggle with crushing grief and the relentless demands of running a family.

It can make feminists furious and an entire city feel emasculated. Why does one little color evoke such passion?

Could taking a break from medication be the secret to treating AIDS? A new case of a man in Philadelphia shows it's possible.

Slave-loving Gor aficionados are sick.

Lured from Colombia, she was trapped in a sex ring run by the Japanese mafia -- until she escaped to help others

For six seasons "This Is Us" has been hunting our emotions and in "The Train" they go in for the kill

Taiga forests, first class follies and a Slavic Lolita in short-shorts enliven the train journey that has no end.

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