When she traveled to China with her son's school choir, Teresa Cleary spent a fair amount of time worrying that a student under her supervision might become lost or ill.
When world marathon champion Luke Kibet goes running, he likes to focus on finishing first. But on one run during Kenya's postelection upheaval, the 25-year-old star had something else on his mind: staying alive.
Looking past the presidential nomination fight, Democratic leaders quietly fret that Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton at the top of their 2008 ticket could hurt candidates at the bottom.
Here's a list of phobias that would really suck to have. I honestly think I would shoot myself in the head if I had Eurotophobia!
I don't fear death at all. When we fear death, we spend so much time worrying and fretting about it, we might as well be dead, because we rob ourself of a life!
...Witnesses said it wasn't the passengers who were scared, but a flight attendant who was too frightened to fly. Crews set up traps with peanut butter onboard the plane in the hopes of catching the miniature stowaway...
Society has favoured men because it was, and still is to a commercial extent, a man's world where everyone knew his/her place.
They're attractive, single and have six-figure salaries - but men aren't interested. Here, three Alpha females ask: Why are men so scared of successful women?
Perinçek did what everyone was scared to The YouTube Comedy
Not too long ago I got a haircut, and it was truly one of the most terrifying experiences of my life.
Video Footage of a young womans trumatic kidnapping and escape. You have to see it to believe it.
For all of their stomach-turning gore, horror films and haunted houses attract people in droves. This ability of the human brain to turn fear on its head could be a key to treating phobias and anxiety disorders, according to scientists.
Post-9/11 anti-Islamic and anti-Middle Eastern sentiment hasn't just taken an emotional toll on Muslim and Arab men living in the United States. It has also put a dent in their checkbooks, a study indicates.
The mark of the beast -- sort of -- flying over the sands of Daytona Beach this week incited a wave of excitement: the fearful kind.