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The incident happened while the boy was asleep, and three other boys, aged 12 to 15, were playing video games, said his mother, Tiffany West. She told WALB that one of the boys thought it would be ...

Police have arrested an 18-year-old youth who allegedly slashed a teen girl on the face inside a Bronx subway station last month, police said Tuesday. On Dec. 17 around 4:30 p.m. Antonio Romero ...

Then, when he comes to, he's face to face with a former one-night stand who presents a crazy proposition: become the man's boy toy, and Hojin's loan will be completely paid off. Hojin wrestles ...

The Japanese anime industry has become a worldwide phenomenon and the one that represented it globally is none other than ...

Many of us try on many identities as we grow up. There are many phases one can have: a Tamagotchi phase, an emo/scene phase, ...

The three boys, carrying wooden sticks each, are seen amidst houses, trees, and a large farm. However, the challenge here is to find the face of the hidden man, cleverly camouflaged in this very ...

TIFTON, Ga. (WSVN) — A sleepover in Georgia took a terrifying turn when a 12-year-old boy became the victim of a painful prank that left him with burns all over his face. Now his family wants ...

Male teachers, Reeves said, tend to be more sensitive to challenges that boys face in the classroom, such as the difficulty of sitting still for periods of time. He also pointed out that having a ...

He told the boy: "You're going to get your face filled in." The boy stopped answering the calls and Poxon began sending text messages, including one that read: "You ain't got long, kid." ...

Girls, on average, find more success at school than boys. The data are clear; the reasons behind it, less so. Are boys today simply less likely than girls to see the value of succeeding academically?