cheating

Cheating is a hard limit in most marital relationships, but is it illegal in New Jersey?

Oooooohhh no Teresa opened pandora's box! Now that the RHONJ is back with season 11, we can really dig into some local Jersey drama and believe me there seems to be no limits to what these women will say or do to each other. What recently happened has taken things too far.

Manchester Police continue investigating a hit-and-run accident that took place Sunday in Pine Lake Park.

Who hasn't worried at one point or another in their life if their partner was cheating on them. Maybe you're looking for some signs.

If a cheating partner is a deal breaker in your relationship, then you may live in the wrong part of the country.

A new McAfee survey finds a lot of teenagers are using the Internet to cheat on school work.

Yes, you read that headline right. A woman has penned a letter to her boyfriend's WIFE, posted it online, and it is spreading across the web like wildfire. It's so unbelievably cold and callous that I had to respond.

According to some new surveys, computer networking guys are near the top of the cheater list...right up there with other rich professionals like bankers and lawyers. And 40-something married fathers of two are most likely to cheat in a marriage. As for women cheaters, they are most likely to be stay-at-home moms, teachers, and health care workers.

A new piece of jewelry is designed to prevent married men from cheating.

80% of those surveyed admit to having at least a few vices and say it feels good to be bad once in a while!