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Stay Married, Even If You’re Unhappy 0
- Culture, Family, Featured
- October 16, 2026
“Stay married for the kids,” they say. That’s decent enough advice, but couples going through a tough time in their marriage should also know that they should stay together for themselves. Most of the time, a couple that sticks it out through a really rough patch in marriage will be happier in the long run
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Books, Boys, and Heroes 0
- Culture, Family, Featured, Literature
- October 15, 2026
My previous article, “Stories About Real Heroes Can Help Make Heroic Boys,” drew readers’ attention to the good that comes through exposing boys to literature and history featuring flesh-and-blood heroes. Superheroes have a place in the imagination of the young, but sooner or later, boys realize that the only superpowers in real life are those
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A Fashion Designer’s 7 Tips for Choosing Homecoming Dresses (or Any Outfit)0
- Culture, Featured
- October 14, 2026
There’s an online debate that surfaces around this time every year, namely, what qualifies as an acceptable homecoming dress. This year is no different, with writer Bethany Mandel kicking off the conversation with the following post on X: I could weigh into this debate with my own thoughts, for I certainly have them, but we
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Why You Need Philosophy to Do Science 0
- Culture, Featured, Philosophy, Science
- October 13, 2026
It is still an unfortunate assumption that science has usurped philosophy as a discipline, leaving the latter with no real consequence in the world. Even those who pay some respect to philosophy often consider it as knowledge existing in the purely subjective realm, while physical sciences (biology, chemistry, etc.) are what make real changes in
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Tracing Glyphosate’s Connection to the Rise in Chronic Disease 0
- Culture, Featured, Health, MomThink
- October 13, 2026
Can you imagine a world in which autism is so rare that most people have never heard of it? Or a world in which there are no “gluten-free” foods in the supermarket, or one where the chronic disease rate in those between age five and 25 is not 1 in 3? That is the world in which
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A Princeton Classicist Offers 5 Ways to Turn Children Into Book Lovers 0
- Culture, Education, Family, Featured, Literature
- October 12, 2026
I was finally heading toward the exit after several hours in the library when I spied a cart with a bunch of books and a “free” sign on it. My internal brakes screeched as I quickly pulled up to it and began to peruse the titles that were for the taking. I left without adding
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