America is supposed to be ‘one nation, indivisible.’ But this week, we’ve seen that Confederate memorials are splitting us further and further apart.

With parenting, there are no copouts, no sick days, no vacation or leave. That means describing it like a career is both reductive and misleading.

Forcing teens to turn off their phones isn’t about being cruel or Luddite. It’s about saving them from dangerous addiction—before it’s too late.

The art of writing often stems from the joy of reading and sharing information. Growing those loves in our children is the first step.

Let’s just pause the vitriol and political drama, and instead enjoy some cakes, puns, and Mary Berry for the day.

And more U.S. universities and colleges should offer them internship credit for it.

Our fragmented republic needs a reinvigoration of community, social capital, private associations, and familial wellbeing, said panelists unveiling Heritage’s 2017 Index of Culture and Opportunity.

Throughout each and every one of her novels, Jane Austen explores the practical outworkings of virtue—making her the mother of ‘the mother of all virtues.’

The Center For American Progress wants you to know that giving up your full-time career to care for your kids is a huge financial mistake.

David Brooks bemoaned elitism’s effect on upward mobility on Tuesday. But that isn’t the only thing keeping our society fragmented and unsuccessful.

Many of them have seen or experienced the detrimental results of campus protests, a growing PC culture, and catastrophic student debt.

Both feature protagonists trying to purge themselves from a murderous past. But Raskolnikov and Baby find answers—and freedom—in different measures.

Reading ‘Beartown’ reminded me of the desire at the heart of most people, in and outside sporting communities: We want to win.

The law provides a 5 percent tax credit to older farmers who sell their land to beginning farmers, thus incentivizing the continued legacy of U.S. farms.

Although few millennials would admit it, their love for ‘Harry Potter’ is more like veneration than fandom: It’s a secular stand-in for religious belief.

The Underwood machine is driven by Machiavellian political theory. That makes the show less eery in the age of Trump, but it’s no less powerful.

We all want and need community. If our politics makes community impossible, then perhaps we’ve gotten things a bit messed up.

Today, 86 years after his death, we’re reminded that joviality and wisdom can do more to woo a culture than any austere dogma ever could.

Many people think Trump’s a bad president, and a dangerous one when he tweets. Yet, ironically, they can’t manage to look away.

The new ‘Wonder Woman’ film transcends our political moment and offers something—or rather, someone—both inspiring and thoughtful.