Fake News, Faith, and Reason
By Jerry Adler Yahoo! News A dozen or so years ago, I was working on a profile of Zig Ziglar, the famous motivational speaker who died in 2012, and I […]
By Jerry Adler Yahoo! News A dozen or so years ago, I was working on a profile of Zig Ziglar, the famous motivational speaker who died in 2012, and I […]
By Lisa Rapaport Scientific American Anti-bullying policies in most U.S. states aim to protect kids against abuse from their peers in school and online, but their effectiveness varies widely depending […]
By Eli Hager The Marshall Project “Many of the same constituencies we united with on education are the ones I’m collaborating with now on criminal justice,” says Senator Cory Booker […]
By Sara Reardon Nature The stress of growing up poor can hurt a child’s brain development starting before birth, research suggests — and even very small differences in income can […]
By Graham K. Brown & Arnim Langer Foreign Affairs Americans tend to think of affirmative action as a uniquely American institution: an outgrowth of the civil rights movement, intended primarily […]
By Nathan Heller The New Yorker Some say that the American Dream is not what it once was: wages are low, retirement is not a parachute glide but a plunge, […]