Labor Day, 1994, a cool Sunday morning in northern New Jersey. John wakes up feeling great. He's thirty-eight years old, a successful lawyer with a busy bankruptcy practice in Newark, a nice house in ...

Group behind Project 2025 wants to force couples into ‘marriage boot camp’ among policies to save the American family - Authors of new paper suggest government should offer more regulation in promotin ...

With the traditional nuclear family well on its way to extinction, we are faced with a question of critical importance: who will mind the children? Neither two-career nor single-parent families offer ...

"Group marriage", as used in this paper, refers to a family structure in which three or more adult members (including at least one male and female) live together on a communal basis and share labor, ...

Yemeni grooms attend a traditional mass wedding held by the Houthis for thousands of couples, Sanaa, Yemen, Dec. 9, 2020 (DPA photo by Hani Al-Ansi via AP Images). As a near-universal phenomenon that ...

With the traditional nuclear family well on its way to extinction, we are faced with a question of critical importance: who will mind the children? Neither two-career nor single-parent families offer ...

Ryan T. Anderson, Ph.D., is president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center and a former senior fellow at The Heritage Foundation, where he researched and wrote about marriage, bioethics, religious ...

Fast Company spoke with Match Group’s Chief Business Affairs and Legal Officer Jared Sine, who announced the campaign in an op-ed on CNN. The following interview has been lightly edited and condensed ...

MR. THOMAS has digested everything that has been written on the Australian natives. In this volume he gives us a Very useful résumé of all the facts of their complex social organisation, separating ...

During this time of COVID-19 lockdowns across the U.S., Catholic husbands and wives are experiencing new and possibly enormous stresses on their marriages and family life, as well as opportunities to ...

In the rough-hewn parlor of a creaky, 19th-century farmhouse in Brentwood, 13 people are sitting in a pair of concentric circles. Six "reds" — or conservatives — are in the middle. Around them on the ...