The amount of tears we shed while crying is so meager that evaporation is swift. It’s a scientific fact that yields yet another metaphor: Even the most viscous tears, borne of the most abject ...

Theodore Roosevelt was seen to cry in public, and Jeffrey Kotter quotes other US presidents who have done the same, including Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and even George Bush, senior.

Reiner’s story in The New York Times quotes research: “From infancy through age 4 or 5, boys are more emotive than girls. ... Those tears are healing tears. Crying can improve mood, ...

In one striking passage, Christle quotes a psychologist, writing to W. E. B. Du Bois in 1905, who inquires if “the negro sheds tears” at all. The book draws some voltage from the coincidence ...

Instead of crying about it later, Katy Perry got emotional during her first performance since her split from fiancé Orlando ...

Almost all, if not all, of us have cried tears of grief when someone we love dies … we cry for ourselves and for the others left behind. We know that even Christ wept (John 11:35) when he was ...