Once you've been given a name at birth it - usually - sticks with you for life. But what you're called could influence how happy people think you are, according to a new study.

PEOPLE named Dave and Katie are the happiest, a survey found — but ­Victor, Susan and Nigel are the most miserable. ...

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Jimmy Byrne reports from the “Disabled and Over 60's” which took place on the Bridgewater Canal at Grappenhall. What a ...

For the study, participants were given a long list of names and asked to tick all those they believed were the most upbeat, or, conversely, the grumpiest.

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Pojoaque Valley seniors Mikayla Calabaza and Steven Dolcine recently faced a tough choice: walk across the stage Saturday ...

Mason Watkins' mind and body may have been at the state track and field meet on a cool, cloudy, breezy Drake Stadium Thursday morning, but his heart ...

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George Stephanopoulos, Robin Roberts, senior executive producer Simone Swink and Michael Strahan are recognized with the ...