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Without exception, readers’ feelings were hurt and trust betrayed by non-physical intimacy – yet many also told us their relationships came out better for it

From feeling like teenagers again to calling it quits, readers tell us how their relationships evolved after their children left home

Readers tell us how they kept the romance alive or reignited the flame after years (or decades) together

Give up gluten. Take up surfing. Eat a baked potato ... Readers with experience of depression share the advice that really helped them – and what really didn’t

"I was completely, if not catastrophically wrong," the author of the famous "Anonymous" op-ed tells Salon

Lynn Sweet was joined by Miles Taylor, “Anonymous” Trump administration insider and author of the just released book, “Blowback: A Warning to Save Democracy from the Next Trump.”

A federal court rejects plaintiff's arguments "that sealing ... is required because she is being 'slandered and libeled' and '[m]aking [her] information public would magnify the effects of [defendants'] wrongdoing' rather than right those wrongs."

From Anonymous v. Bennett, decided May 3 by Roanoke County Judge Charles Dorsey: Virginia Code section 8.01-15.1 permits a Plaintiff to proceed anonymously under a pseudonym "if the anonymous litigant discharges the burden of showing special circumstances such that the need for anonymity outweighs the public's interest in knowing the…

Your reactions to the project investigating the Guardian founders’ links to slavery and the impact of the slave trade