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This article was originally published at the Washington Examiner. American culture has done a superlative job of convincing women it’s in their best interest to postpone marriage and family as long as possible and to prioritize education and career instead. This plan, they were told, is better than the way their mothers did things—because women …
Earlier this month, Stan Wischnowski, top editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer, was forced to apologize and ultimately resign after using the headline, “Buildings Matter, Too.” He later characterized his own work as “deeply offensive.” Over at the New York Times, editorial page editor James Bennet resigned after a staff uproar as a result of U.S. …
Ever wonder why women, once they took on the role of breadwinner, became more stressed out and, thus, less happy? The reason may be politically inconvenient, but that doesn’t make it any less true. Women have a fraction of the amount of testosterone men do, and testosterone is in part responsible for why men are …
More than half of young people in America are single. That may not seem like a social crisis, but its ramifications are profound. Not to mention the fact that the majority of those who are single do not wish to remain so. Millennials, aka Generation Y, have been hit hardest when it comes to this …
Children of divorce are in desperate need of a relationship with both their parents. Sadly, far too many are reduced to having a relationship with only one parent: the mother. Citing a principle called the “best interest of the child,” family courts award sole or primary custody of most children of divorced parents to mothers, thereby reducing …
Suzanne’s husband Bill makes a special appearance to discuss answers, along with Suzanne, to listeners’ questions. IN THIS EPISODE: 3:35 How Bill and Suzanne met 7:02 How long after they started dating when Bill proposed 8:00 Bill and Suzanne talk about their wedding 9:30 What are each other’s most annoying habits and how to cope …
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