A show of love and solidarity in uncertain times, gay weddings in South Carolina raise money to cover legal name and gender ...

Marriage rates in China continued to plummet last year, deepening the country’s demographic crisis and highlighting the public’s changing attitudes towards marriage, childbirth, family planning, and ...

China recorded a more than 20% drop in marriage registrations in 2024. The steep decline comes despite enticements and admonishments from Chinese authorities who warn that China’s falling birthrate ...

Michael Nelson, winner of the US National Press Photographers Association's Best of Photojournalism, says what impressed him ...

This is the heart-wrenching moment a bride given less than six months to live after losing her leg to cancer made it down the aisle to marry her partner - during one of their two weddings. Ellie ...

The latest artificial intelligence (AI) models launched by Chinese startup DeepSeek have spurred turmoil in the technology sector following its emergence as a potential rival to leading U.S.-based ...

both Chinese and Russian cultures swap the standard with the groom's family paying for the majority of the wedding. For same-sex or non-binary couples, the rules are much more fluid. The wedding ...

The Thai health ministry is also working on legislation to change regulations concerning surrogacy, but there is no clear time frame for such an amendment. While LGBTQ people can now marry legally ...

Getty Images/Design Pics RF A bride is still fuming after her brother brought his pregnant new girlfriend to her destination wedding — and then demanded that she be included in the family photos.

In the video, Ivanka, Tiffany and Lara pose for a photo and turn only to find their half-brother Barron Trump, 18, standing behind them with his tall frame. Ivanka seems surprised by her little ...

"People knew to arrive at just the right moment, ensuring the bride wasn’t kept waiting," the wedding guest tells PEOPLE @sarah_linus Married couple Sarah and Linus went viral on TikTok for ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping may not have personally accepted US President-elect Donald Trump’s invitation to his inauguration, but Beijing has taken the rare step of dispatching a top official to ...