Allie Volpe

‘Results in 15 minutes from the comfort of your home’ sounds great, but they won't work for every type of COVID case.

“They've gotten called out by the waiters for being on their phones too much while I’m just staring at the wall.”

If you’re tired of being treated like a prop in someone else’s life—versus an individual with your own needs—it's time to set some boundaries.

Long-simmering childhood resentments, career envy, or misplaced competition can make these relationships feel awful. Here's how to turn things around.

Whether it's a cancer diagnosis, the selling of a house, or the death of a grandparent, millennials and Gen Z kids often feel like the last to know.

“The two worst times in your life to make an important decision are when you’re feeling really, really bad and really, really good.”

After a year on high alert, flooding your system with nerve-wracking entertainment may exacerbate problems in other areas of life.

If you're feeling impatient as hell or just can’t really let yourself feel hope yet, here's what to do.

After a long, lonely year, it can be hard to sit around, feeling like everyone you know is getting jabbed without you.

Regardless of your interests, background, or schooling, there are plenty of ways to make improving life in the U.S. your job.

If you want to make life better in your community, look to your city councilmembers, state reps, and school board. Here's a guide to what they do.

With the current state of the world, it's essential, not selfish or silly, to give yourself a positive, anticipatory boost—here’s why.