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The Atlantic
10.09.2025
How Americans spend is changing.
07.09.2025
Carlo Acutis can be seen as relatable—or deeply strange.
05.09.2025
Social media should have killed them. Instead, they’re popular again.
03.09.2025
A natural impulse is to forbid contact—but that’s likely to backfire.
02.09.2025
The stress of introducing something you love to someone you care about
<em>Splitsville</em> understands why modern romance makes an open marriage so appealing.
28.08.2025
Taylor Swift’s songs have looked ahead toward marriage since she was a teenager.
For those determined to pass down their globe-trotting values, vacations have become ever more ambitious and goal-oriented—and exhausting.
27.08.2025
The spaces were once furnished by scrappy kids. Then the adults entered the room.
26.08.2025
Some focus on reaching their children in an emergency—and overlook the devices’ everyday threats.
25.08.2025
For some men, fatherhood is an answer to questions about modern masculinity.
How free time gets conscripted into the service of work
Sharing books with my children was about a lot more than literacy.
What—if anything—can a reader learn from a couple that survived four months floating on the ocean together?
In places with significant abortion restrictions, many pregnant women experience delays, confusion, and other substandard care.
13.08.2025
Before smartphones and social media, teenagers constructed their identity on the walls of their room.
12.08.2025
No screens in the bedroom. Ever.
09.08.2025
What home meant before, and after, Hurricane Katrina
08.08.2025
A common cultural message says that if mothers do enough “work” on themselves, they can protect their children. But that’s an illusion.
After my father got sick, his collaborations with Jim Henson kept me afloat.
When the greatest musicians of the 1970s needed an instrument—or a friend—my dad was there.
The border between childhood and adulthood keeps getting fuzzier and fuzzier.
Ever since he died, I wonder how we would have gotten along as adults.
01.08.2025
The app was meant to make dating safer for women. Data breaches exposing its users show why it was so popular in the first place.
30.07.2025
The institution has adapted, and is showing new signs of resilience.
29.07.2025
Shooing young children away from the kitchen and the laundry can have a lasting effect.
Why is it so hard for disabled people to find safe, accessible places to live?
15.07.2025
Holding people and policies accountable for disasters is essential.
13.07.2025
It could actually make them safer.
12.07.2025
This season of <em>Love Island USA </em>is a romance competition with very little romance.
Chatbots may seem fun, but they rob children of important lessons in how to be human.
10.07.2025
A constellation of people are essential to my disabled child’s life. Trump’s cuts to education and Medicaid threaten to steal them away.
02.07.2025
Kids on bikes once filled the streets. Not anymore.
01.07.2025
America has more great-grandparents than ever. It also has a new caretaking challenge.
25.06.2025
Big life moments offer permission to ask for assistance. You should seize it.
20.06.2025
The continuous glucose monitor is emblematic of the movement’s emphasis on self-reliance.
18.06.2025
Landlines encourage connection—without the downsides of smartphones.
17.06.2025
The idea that women can have children without negatively affecting their careers is having an unlikely revival.
15.06.2025
We hear a lot about how men are struggling, toxic, or both. Dr. Becky begs to differ.
13.06.2025
In my household, Saturday is “Dad-urday.”