How many marriages actually survive an affair?
An affair can blow apart almost everything a marriage was built on: trust, intimacy, security, and even a couple’s…
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What men should know before dating a single mom
Dating a single mom isn’t just about whether the two of you have chemistry. There are children in the…
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18 ways to make close friends as an adult—and actually keep them
Making friends seemed almost effortless when we were younger. School, work, neighborhoods, and shared activities repeatedly put the same…
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10 factors that can make reaching 80 less likely
Reaching 80 is a milestone millions of people hope to celebrate, but longevity isn’t determined by age alone. The…
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12 simple daily habits that can help you grow closer to God
Simple daily habits that can help you grow closer to God. Getting closer to God doesn’t always happen through…
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Why Christians believe these 10 belief systems conflict with Christianity
Why historic or orthodox Christianity regards certain beliefs as incompatible with its core doctrines rather than declaring entire religions “false.”…
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Chicago just hit a huge clean-energy milestone—but the 100% claim has fine print
Chicago’s clean-energy breakthrough is not sitting on a rooftop where everyone can see it. It is hiding in plain…
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12 ways Jesus challenged attitudes toward women that still resonate today
Jesus did not treat women like background characters, and that still feels shockingly fresh. In a world where women’s…
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Hard truths about finding lasting love in today’s dating world
A 2025 Pew Research Center survey found that half of single adults are no longer interested in dating or…
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The Rule of 173 could change how you think about retirement spending after 60
A $50 monthly expense doesn’t sound like much. But what if redirecting that same $50 every month could potentially…
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Habits many baby boomers are happily leaving behind
After decades of careers, raising families, maintaining homes, and keeping up with countless everyday obligations, many baby boomers are…
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12 places Americans are flocking to as the nation’s growth map shifts
America’s growth map is changing. Some of the places attracting the most attention from movers aren’t the country’s biggest…
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Courts block major PSLF rule change just before it takes effect
Millions of Americans have built careers around a relatively straightforward promise: work in qualifying public service, make the required…
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12 states that could feel a Social Security shortfall and Medicaid cuts especially hard
A smaller Social Security check can shrink a grocery budget. Reduced Medicaid funding can strain the clinic an older…
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Want to retire decades early? Here’s how the FIRE movement works
What if your last day of work came at 50? Or 45? For some followers of the FIRE movement,…
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Men, women notice these 12 things about you right away
You haven’t even finished introducing yourself, and she may already have noticed your shoes, your posture, the way you…
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Dating a widower? Here’s what’s normal—and what should worry you
Dating a widower can raise questions that don’t come up in most new relationships. How do you build a…
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At what age does self-esteem peak? The answer may surprise you
At what age do you finally feel most comfortable in your own skin? You might assume confidence peaks when…
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12 spiritual principles you may be breaking without realizing it
You can believe deeply in spiritual growth and still lose your patience in traffic, gossip about someone who irritated…
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Why some women prefer dating older men
For some women, the attraction to an older man has less to do with his age than with what…
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If Americans are leaving religion, what do they believe instead?
Americans may be becoming less religious—but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re becoming less spiritual. As affiliation with organized religion…
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12 things many men wish their partners understood about them
What many men wish their partners understood about them. Sometimes the biggest relationship misunderstandings aren’t caused by a lack…
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2 thinking habits that separate sharp thinkers from everyone else
Most conversations about intelligence eventually collapse into the same handful of ideas: IQ scores, academic pedigree, and how fast…
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12 U.S. money rules Canadians shouldn’t follow blindly
One bad money rule can cross the U.S.-Canada border and turn into a very expensive surprise. A money rule…
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Scientists are getting closer to an ‘exercise pill’—but it can’t replace a workout
A pill that nudges your body into workout-like metabolic mode is reshaping the idea of skipping the gym. Scientists…
