Lindsay James has spent her career showing up for people in hard moments. She was a Presbyterian minister and interfaith chaplain before she was a politician, and she has said that sitting with people ...

When we talk about the summers of our youth, we often do so with the wistful sigh of nostalgia. We want our kids to experience that same magic. And they can. By Christine Organ Updated Jun. 17, 2026 ...

In 2017, the year after Donald Trump’s first election, a microbiologist from Lilburn, Georgia decided she’d had enough of watching from the sidelines. Dr. Jasmine Clark had a PhD from Emory, a career ...

As a Vermonter and natural born hater, I’ve never cared for pinning “new beginnings” on January first. For starters, it’s cold and dark. It’s also so cliché. Spring, on the other hand? It’s hopeful.

The first time my son brought lice home (note: it was not the last), he was in kindergarten. Before I go any further, you should know the kid was rocking a wild mop of curls that reached down past his ...

Money stress can make loving partners feel like adversaries. These small shifts in language, routines and roles help you move as a team, protect your peace, and keep family priorities front and center ...

When I first found out I was going to be a mother, I was overtaken by conflicting emotions that came over me as soon as I held the positive pregnancy test in my hands. I stared down in disbelief while ...

Evenings felt calmer. Her kids were more patient. And movie nights became moments of togetherness again, not just background noise. By Justine LoMonaco Updated Nov. 10, 2025 When Rachael Schaefer ...

Before most women even know they’re pregnant, their bodies are already quietly shifting. A new study from Oura, published in JMIR mHealth and uHealth, tracked more than 10,000 pregnancies and found ...

When mom and content creator @nika.diwa sat her toddlers down to explain the concept of boundaries, she didn’t turn it into a lecture. Instead, she came up with a playful framework: “This is your ...

I was vegetarian for years before adding chicken back into my diet, and honestly, I’m still not totally convinced. Chicken is the only animal protein I’ll eat, and even then, some nights I open the ...

My cooking philosophy is pretty simple: if it requires more than a timer or two, butchering of any kind, or full concentration, it’s not going in my regular rotation. Sheet pan dinners pass this test ...