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Amy Coney Barrett: A Deep Dive into the Supreme Court’s Conservative Pivot – A Special SCOTUS Series – UPDATED
Editor’s Note: Recently, I’ve considered a look at SCOTUS more in depth. It’s moving the law in right wing and conservative directions, and changing by fiat the power of the President, diminishing the power of Congress. This is the first article to examine the justices. The last in the series will talk about changes that…
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What should couples do when considering ethical nonmonogamy? | CNN
By Ian Kerner, CNN, Published 9:55 AM EST, Sun February 19, 2023 Editor’s Note: Ian Kerner is a licensed marriage and family therapist, writer and contributor on the topic of relationships for CNN. His most recent book is a guide for couples, “So Tell Me About the Last Time You Had Sex.” I believe the…
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‘Tradwives’ promote a lifestyle that evokes the 1950s. But their nostalgia is not without controversy | CNN
By Harmeet Kaur, CNN, Published 11:38 AM EST, Tue December 27, 2022 Editor’s Note: The past year was filled with uncertainty over politics, the economy and the ongoing pandemic. In the face of big changes, people found themselves longing for a different time. CNN’s series “The Past Is Now” examines how nostalgia manifested in our…
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How technology has transformed how we connect-and reject-in the digital age |
“Roughly 40 million Americans are looking for love on the Internet. In relative terms, that’s equivalent to the entire population of Poland, scrolling through the human market, perusing row upon row of humans, and swiping left or right.” Source: How technology has transformed how we connect-and reject-in the digital age |
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Library wedding proposal results in marriage a year later — in the library. | UTSanDiego.com
“On Sept. 28, 2013 Jonathan Moore took his girlfriend, Amber Garcia, to the new central library dedication. Instead of looking for books, however, they searched for bricks. As part of a fundraiser for the futuristic dome-shaped library, a few months earlier Moore had purchased a brick for Garcia to have inscribed with a message of…
