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Study says fighting with your spouse can make you live longer

University of Michigan researchers says couples that fight often will outlive couples who bottle up their feelings. They say fighting actually enhances someone's overall health, while suppressed feelings adds to medical problems and leads to early death.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 7 comments

Op/Ed: The Unsung Heroes that Hold the Military Together

Military Spouse Appreciation Day was today, May 11th. On this day the spouses of service members are recognized for their sacrifices.

In the Media by Samantha A. Torrence - 3 comments

Mountain Lion Attacks, Wife Fights Back to Save Husband's Life

"Wildlife officials credited a woman with saving her husband's life by clubbing a mountain lion that attacked him while the couple were hiking in a California state park."

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 24 comments

Study: Americans spend more time with computer than spouse

A new study indicates that most people spend more time with technology than they do with their family.

In the Media by Iamseven - 9 comments

51% of Women Are Now Living Without Spouse

It is probably the first time in American history that the majority of American women do not live with a husband.

In the Media by bullseye - 5 comments

Is Spouse Internet Spying OK?

Is it OK to look through your spouse's browsing history - was one question posed to Wired Editors. The answer although obvious will surprise you.

In the Media by Patrix - 3 comments

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Foreign spouses face tighter rules in Canada

The federal government plans to put a two-year probationary period on all foreign spouses to ensure they are not trying to enter Canada fraudulently.

Pilots' spouses learn to land planes safely

A course being offered at a small airport near Winnipeg is teaching the spouses and partners of small-craft pilots how to land those planes in emergencies.

Judges seal oath with a kiss

It's believed to be a Canadian first — one spouse swearing in the other, chief judge and judge.

Can Ann Romney help Mitt get elected?

Why political spouses don't swing elections

Reading Your Lover's Mind

Can you read your spouse's mind? During an argument? A Baylor University study showed people could easily tell when a spouse was angry, but other important emotions, such as sadness, were hard to detect.