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Anna Quinn writes about a disturbing new trend in the bakery business: “Let them eat cake,” Marie Antoinette may have mockingly said upon hearing that the French peasants had no bread ...

“Fifty percent of all marriages end in divorce,” right? Not so fast. Author and social researcher Shaunti Feldhahn is trying to change the way we talk about marriage and ...

Andrea Caumont and Wendy Wang of Pew Research dug up all kinds of facts and figures about motherhood in our nation. According to a U.S. Census report in 2012: There are more than ...

One of the latest political footballs is how women are faring in the workplace, particularly their wages. A report from Pew’s Economic Mobility Project has six key facts that Brookings found ...

Props to Wheel of Fortune for having their first special-needs contestant. Other contestants have been accommodated in the past, including a few contestants unable to spin the wheel for themselves ...

The “women are empowered when they control their sex lives . . . as we see fit” message from radical feminists has produced a contradictory gem from PolicyMic, a website for twenty-somethings (? not sure, since ...

When sufficient amounts are offered to better teachers, merit pay works. Should financing college degrees be similar to mortgages, with appraisals and determination of future earnings to repay?  “High Schools Increasingly Worried about Immodest Moms”… ...

When I walked my daughter to her inner-city Philadelphia school, I was astonished at the wardrobes — or lack thereof — of the parents.  One mom used to wear what ...

I think you’ll agree no one holding this position should pay taxes (though it’s a wonder anyone signs up given this job ...

According to the New York Times, it took a ten-year-old kid to realize this: A company has recalled a batch of pencils after a fourth-grade student pointed out an embarrassing message that ...