
Jennifer Doverspike is a former counterterrorism intelligence analyst at the Department of Defense. She has also worked for Sen. Tom Coburn and Oklahoma Attorney General E. Scott Pruitt. Jennifer has been featured on The Blaze TV network and on regional public radio. Jennifer received a joint bachelors and masters degree in foreign service from Georgetown University. She lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma with her husband and her two young children. Follow her on Twitter, @SixFortyNine1.
The ‘Star Trek’ take has heat and optimism, without the heavy sadness that permeates shows like the new ‘Star Trek: Discovery.’
When you’ve never experienced postpartum depression, you may think everyone sometimes feels put-together on the outside but a total mess on the inside. That’s not it.
Prayers, or any form of calling out, is an emotional visceral human response, especially when we don’t know what to do.
Brands know they need to make users feel as if they are gaining some insight into themselves, and that people want a personal and engaging conversation with their interactive content.
Test-prep culture preys on the anxieties of parents who have been inundated with the message that every parenting decision can have long-lasting effects on their children.
If we want mothers to be able to comfortably breastfeed their babies, we shouldn’t dictate how, when, and where they’re able to do so.
Only 28 percent of women have three or more children, and 52 percent of women, according to General Social Survey data, reported their ideal family size is two children.
We live in an attention-deficient, hectic, technology-riddled society, but we can fight the tide of clickbait and soundbites by using technology’s tools to foster learning and mental acuity.
Humanity in ‘The Expanse’ is at a crossroads, and how they approach the hand dealt to them will determine their near future. It’s the same for us.
Don’t dismiss the paralyzing effect of being targeted for who you are if it has never happened to you.
It is encouraging the AAP is updating its screen time recommendations for kids, but the continued alterations can frustrate parents just trying to do the best for their children.
A new study that finds a big correlation between hormonal birth control use and depression diagnoses validates women’s concerns that many health professionals have long ignored.
You don’t have to be a professional to get high-quality images of your favorite subjects.
I want my daughter to remember that math is about problem-solving, and imagination, and of endless promise.
As a scaredy cat who can’t even go down a slide without freaking out, it’s important to me that my kids learn to do things that scare them.
Let’s focus on some less-heralded — yet still highly praised — read-aloud books for the three- to five-year-old preschool set.
The Santa Claus myth, far from destroying children’s faith, has a lot to teach us all about faith and perception.
It’s confusing to be a second-generation immigrant from South Asia, which doesn’t fit Americans’ binary conceptions of race.
It’s time to bring home economics back to schools and colleges.
While some argue cursive writing belongs in the archives and Common Core ushers it out of schools, the evidence shows we need it as much as ever.