Amber had been giving her mother the silent treatment all week. She was angry about not being allowed to sleep over at a friend’s house. Late Thursday night, she left a note on her mother’s pillow, ...

Add DMNews to your Google News feed. Anger isn’t always loud and explosive. Sometimes, it’s quiet, subtle, and harder to spot. People often assume anger means shouting, slamming doors, or starting ...

Family members warned Maine law enforcement about the deteriorating mental health of an Army reservist more than five months before he carried out America’s deadliest mass shooting this year, ...

This might be the most disgusting news story ever: A pizza shop owner in Philadelphia intentionally planted mice into two competitors' restaurants to sabotage their businesses. Wow. Two years ago, I ...

Dear Annie: Lately, I’ve been struggling with my husband’s temper, and I don’t know what to do. When things don’t go his way -- whether it’s something small like dinner plans or something bigger like ...

Anger isn’t always clear. Yes, some people show their fury through yelling or slamming doors, while a number of people keep a calm exterior when they’re frustrated inside. But there are signs of it.

When you think about uncontrolled anger, you might think of raised voices, slammed doors, or holes punched in walls. But it's more about deep insecurities, needs that have been ignored, and emotional ...

Restaurant kitchens can be hotbeds of explosive anger. Emmy-nominated popular drama The Bear and Gordon Ramsey’s reality show Hell’s Kitchen may be television portrayals. But they underscore the harsh ...