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  • Homeowner Shoots Teen Breaking in to Home, Family of Teen Livid at Homeowner

    Homeowner Shoots Teen Breaking in to Home, Family of Teen Livid at Homeowner1

    Any family who just received word that their teenager was shot and killed would be understandably devastated, upset, and angry. But how do you react if your teenager was shot after breaking in to someone’s home? Do you primarily blame the homeowner or the teenager? While all of the details are not in on a

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  • Homemakers: The Last Bastion in Our Cultural Chaos

    Homemakers: The Last Bastion in Our Cultural Chaos0

    On the windowsill above my kitchen sink is a small sign reading, “It’s so good to be home.” I found this sign in a box in the basement a while ago and decided to give it a place of honor upstairs. Though I live as caretaker for my daughter’s house and rattle around in a

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  • Homelessness Charity Declines Federal Aid, Gets Hundreds Back on Their Feet

    Homelessness Charity Declines Federal Aid, Gets Hundreds Back on Their Feet0

    Growing up, Teena Faison never imagined she’d find herself a single mom and homeless. “We didn’t wake up one day and go, ‘Hey, I just want to be homeless with my kids,’” she told The Daily Signal “No. There’s many, many contributing factors to that – lack of education, lack of resources, addiction.” At 34

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  • Homebuilding 101 – 3 Time-tested Ways to Strengthen Family Life

    Homebuilding 101 – 3 Time-tested Ways to Strengthen Family Life8

    Despite differences in customs and circumstances, the rhythms of home and family life have remained remarkably unchanged in much of Western history. The Roman paterfamilias joined his family for their daily meal, told stories he’d heard on the street or from Rome’s history to his children, and worshipped the lares, or household gods, at the

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  • Home-cooking is Out, Restaurants are In

    Home-cooking is Out, Restaurants are In0

    Last year, Americans were astounded when it was revealed that spending at restaurants had surpassed grocery store spending for the first time in history. Such an occurrence wasn’t a flash in the pan, either. Spending on meals out has continued to outpace grocery store spending over the last year, a recent Quartz article noted. As

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  • Home-Cooked Meals Aren’t Killing Mother Earth

    Home-Cooked Meals Aren’t Killing Mother Earth0

    According to Food and Wine magazine, when I cook a big meal for my family, I’m not just offering nourishment and fostering important domestic traditions (and, according to studies on childhood obesity, improving my child’s chances of staying at a healthy weight), I’m “wasting money and destroying the environment.” That’s rather rich commentary coming from a magazine whose raison

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