School officials around the country have been reacting to the specter of the Sandy Hook shooting by targeting harmless behavior among some very young students, University of Tennessee law professor Glenn Reynolds argued in a USA Today op-ed.
Dads have a great influence on their children's financial understanding — not just in what they say, but in how they model the use of money, experts say.
Having young children who spend a lot of time watching TV or using media doesn't worry most parents. That may be because the parents spend a lot of time the same way, according to a new survey that found only 30 percent of parents worry about it.
Cheating on a spouse came in dead last in a Gallup survey measuring American attitudes about how morally acceptable 20 different behaviors are. It's worse than gambling, suicide and polygamy, among others, they said.
To the roughly 40 percent of Americans who told pollsters recently they would be willing to sacrifice freedoms in exchange for greater security, the past week has provided a taste of what they could expect.
