Debate about how much the Digital Age's slew of social media platforms is stealing dignity from romance in general and young women in particular is a discussion that veers between anecdotal evidence and societal metadata.
Industry has a long history of benefiting from technological progress. From the spinning jenny to the personal computer, machines have not only made production and distribution easier, but cheaper, too.
Hands-on projects may sound daunting to anyone who doesn't define themselves as the DIY kind, but here are some reasons why any husband and wife should consider tuning in to the trend.
There are so many different ways to be a good mom. Here are tips on how to do your own research, learn from other's experiences, make your own decisions and avoid becoming caught up in the Mommy Wars.
President Obama wants to bring down college costs, but his proposal to rate colleges on their "value" is unworkable and may increase costs. There is a better approach: make colleges and universities disclose their budgets.
Putting food on the table for your family that is filling, tasty and nutritious day after day can be a daunting task. Implementing a few habits can ensure that you are making good choices nutritionally for you and your family.
Nearly 8 million American children live with a grandparent. For 3 million of those children, about 40 percent, grandparents are the primary caregivers, according to a new Pew Research Center report.
There's still time to dump your current mortgage rate for a lower one. But you don't want to ruin your chance at a refinance by making a simple mistake. Here are six steps to prevent you from making a common refinance mistake.
When it comes to autism or other developmental disabilities, "high functioning" sounds optimal. But parents of such children know that while it sounds ideal, "high functioning" involves it's own set of daunting challenges.
When your kids tell you you're mean, take it as a compliment. The rising generation have been called the laziest, rudest, most entitled kids in history. Don't give up. They may think you're mean now, but they'll thank you later.
Many people do want to telecommute. And some people who don't have that option feel a little jealous of those who do. I base these statements on responses to a column I wrote a couple of weeks ago about a recent survey on telecommuting.
If you're not sure where all your hard-earned money is going, using a family budget to track your spending and help you save is a good idea. Read on for 3 great reasons to start budgeting.
