As a parent, John Broderick, a former chief justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, failed to recognize his son’s mental illness, with devastating consequences for his family. For six years, ...

Sometimes people who don't feel OK just want to keep their thoughts to themselves. Sure, others might encourage their loved ones to keep their head up. But the reality of life is this: it's okay not ...

No, white supremacists. You do not get to own the hand signal for “OK.” Nor the term 100%. Swastikas and Nazi salutes and the like are apparently no longer enough for white supremacist groups, which ...

What if there were an app that helped save teens from suicide? This is the question that 11-year-old Charlie Lucas not only asked himself but came up with an answer for when he teamed up with his ...

At its hardware launch event in San Francisco yesterday, Alphabet showed the sweeping breadth of its ambition to own consumers’ personal data, as computing continues to accelerate away from static ...

We’re living through an extraordinarily difficult period. Between two wars, political divides, financial issues and the everyday struggles that come with being Black in America, the stress can be ...

R U OK Day has a lovely message behind it — encouraging mates to check in with each other in case someone is struggling mentally, and to remind them they aren’t alone — but what if you’re not OK? What ...

Each age brings its own special kind of trauma, but 26? Intellectually, those of us who are 26 know we are still young. But emotionally, it feels like the cachet of youth is slipping through our ...

Having a healthy relationship is harder than it sounds. Many aspects of healthy relationships don't come naturally to us because a lot of the things we're taught are normal in relationships are ...

O.K. is a pair of initials with a multitude of uses -- not to mention a number of different explanations of how it came to be. An upcoming anniversary is the occasion for Mo Rocca to investigate: Word ...

Look, I get it, no one is OK right now under these pandemic conditions: Everyone in academe is struggling to varying degrees with social isolation, child care, elder care, virtual learning, our own ...