As the holidays approach, I see Facebook posts with crowds of close and extended family members joyfully gathered around the ...

A North Carolina woman's Sunday ritual of ordering chicken fajitas at her local Mexican restaurant took an unexpected turn when someone revealed the truth ...

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The philosophy of these tools is that the world is data and truth is probabilistic. Christians must proceed with biblically grounded care.

Self-deception may be a coping skill, but it's not always in your best interest not to accept and acknowledge the "real" you. Mindfulness leads the way to seeing your real self.

On a recent weekday morning, our daughter phoned from Washington, D.C., where she lives with her family. She had just walked our 10-year-old granddaughter to school.

A 2 percent wealth tax is like shaving off a fraction of a spire from a large cathedral, says economist Nancy Folbre.

For the great, great, great majority of professional athletes and coaches — this may be a spot to bust out the cliched “99.9% ...

But if you think he's going to let the city of his birth succumb to a socialist invader without sending at least a couple of ...

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Millennial readership has increased; zoomers read less than other generations but are on a steady upward trajectory.

As the shutdown enters its 35th day, NPR's Steve Inskeep talks with House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark to discuss how she sees the shutdown ending and whether her party has any leverage.