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Matthew LoftusFamilyHealth & Medicine
Black mothers & their children die at higher rates than their white counterparts, even when controlling for income and education. What can be done?
Matthew LoftusFamilyCultureEconomics
I love it when Eve Tushnet gets on her soapbox about poverty and virtue, and this great piece about the much-touted “success sequence” is no exception: The people I speak with believe they have a responsibility—there’s that word again—to achieve […]
Matthew LoftusFamilyCultureEconomics
I love it when Eve Tushnet gets on her soapbox about poverty and virtue, and this great piece about the much-touted “success sequence” is no exception: The people I speak with believe they have a responsibility—there’s that word again—to achieve […]
Matthew LoftusFamilyCultureEconomics
Tara Ann Thieke describes the ugly side of childcare and the harms parents do to themselves and their children.
Matthew LoftusFamilyCultureEconomics
Tara Ann Thieke describes the ugly side of childcare and the harms parents do to themselves and their children.
Matthew LoftusFamily
Rachel Pieh Jones describes the split-open feeling of raising children abroad.
Matthew LoftusFamily
Rachel Pieh Jones describes the split-open feeling of raising children abroad.
Jake MeadorFamilyFeatured
Last week we talked about the difficulty of discussing surrogacy as a Christian journalist. Now we explain why Christians should not practice surrogacy.
Guest WriterFamilyFeaturedEvangelicalism
A recent feature essay on "Christian surrogacy" raises complicated questions not only about sexual ethics, but about journalistic responsibilities as well.
Matthew LoftusFamilyFeaturedCurrent Politics
“This is a pro-life issue.” By now you have probably heard this sentiment expressed about any number of issues that are not immediately related to abortion. Food stamps, taxes, healthcare—even immigration!—are designated as “pro-life” causes because they may in some […]
Jake MeadorFamilyFeatured
Father's Day reminds us of the joy that can grow in a home. But what happens in places where home is a reality experienced only occasionally and by a few?
Brian MesimerFamilyFeatured
Remote infidelity is an emerging problem affecting many American relationships. Dealing with it effectively will likely require radical action.