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Mark Sanford, Rom-Com Hero
He risked everything for love. That makes him braver than almost any other disgraced politician.
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He risked everything for love. That makes him braver than almost any other disgraced politician.
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Paige Padilla, 17, explains what's really going on with that controversial "thinspo" hashtag, and why eliminating pro-eating-disorder content online might be harder than it seems.
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In search of a greeting card that does justice to the drastic, often permanent physical changes women's bodies undergo when they become mothers
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A recent interview with author Claire Messud raises questions about how gender affects reading.
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The new book What Makes a Baby offers an origin story for all children, no matter what their families look like.
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The decisions to marry and parent have less to do with what's rational and more to do with the risky, unpredictable market of love.
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Long before the modern food movement, Catharine Beecher, Ellen Swallow Richards, and many others tried to increase the public's estimation of home cooking.
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Housedude? Homemaker? Hands-on dad?
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James Braly and his wife stayed married for years, even though almost everyone in their lives urged them to split up. Why? And how did it feel when they finally did part ways?
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An interview with Jennifer Finney Boylan about her transition from man to woman
The world may never run out of oil—and the consequences could be dire. Plus: avoiding the worst parts of death, Henry Kissinger's statesmanship, reconsidering hair metal, and more.
