The pair spend a night together, walking through the streets of Vienna and talking. Despite their connection, they part ways at the end of the evening. Nine years later, Jesse is an author ...

Bonded pairs that come into shelters together often have a more difficult time getting adopted, but a separation can be devastating on the animals. Shelter workers say adopting a pair may actually ...

Let’s talk about some sibling excellence. MPR News host Angela Davis talks with her next Power Pair, award-winning filmmaker Daniel Bergin and his award-winning sister, sports broadcaster Lea Olsen.

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He was talking about doctors, but what tech profession might fit that description as well? Yes, that's right. You there, huddled over the IDEs on your MacBook Pros. Step forward, software developers.

The country is at odds over how to approach intractable issues such as crime, addiction and homelessness. In Pittsburgh, an unlikely pair of firebrands talk across the political divide.

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Husband and wife Jeanne and Mark Shriver, who have served for years in childhood education, talk about their new children’s book “Pairs of People,” that focuses on the value of collaboration.

Though the father and son are currently estranged amid Todd Chrisley's imprisonment, Kyle Chrisley shared an emotional tribute for the 'Chrisley Knows Best' patriarch for Father's Day.

(Medical Xpress)—A pair of researchers with Kyoto University has found a possible explanation for why people sometimes have trouble maintaining eye contact when talking with someone face-to-face.

Cornell University carried out the study, which involved splitting a group of test subjects into 219 pairs. Each pair was told to talk about a policy issue over text message and was given one of ...

On-the-Phone Pacing and Your Noodle. Over time, as you talk face-to-face with people, your brain connects elements such as vocal tone, word choice, emotion, and gesture all together.