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by Yue Qian
The pairing between a better-educated wife and less-educated husband does not mean that the wife is the person with greater resources or power. In general, women continue to marry men whose income exceeds their own.
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by Helen Alvaré
In his controversial new book, James Dwyer contends that children must “not begin life legally tethered to or in the custody of dysfunctional people living in horrible neighborhoods.” |
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by Alysse ElHage
According to new research from Harvard, the practice of prayer during childhood and adolescence is linked to healthier life choices and better physical, mental, and emotional well-being in young adults. |
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by Erik Randolph
A more effective approach to fixing the marriage penalty is to revamp the maximum allocation tables and income deductions to favor—or at least not penalize—married couples. |
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by IFS
The Institute for Family Studies is seeking a full-time, resident Executive Director who will be based in its Charlottesville, Virginia, office.
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