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‘Goth’ Bless the Heartland Dreamers
The much-parodied ‘American Gothic’ represents an art genre that is uniquely American.
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The Forgotten ‘R’: 3 Ways to Boost Your Child’s Writing Skills This Summer
Despite being an essential life skill, writing is often overlooked in school. At-home exercises like journaling can help your child develop it.
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‘All the Gold in California’: A Hit Song Inspired by a Classic American Novel
Vocalist Larry Gatlin recently revealed how a John Steinbeck story influenced his hit song.
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Travel Scams to Watch Out For
Sometimes you’re not being paranoid: people really are out to ruin your vacation.
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Cut Your Losses With These ETFs
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16-Year-Old Robotics Prodigy Graduates to Become Youngest PhD in US
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In Defense of the Common Arts: Why Training Students’ Head, Hands, and Heart Matters
The common arts are part of a classical tradition through which students learn virtues alongside life skills.
This ‘So Delicious’ Chicken Soup Will Instantly Transport You to Mexico
Try a hearty soup featuring chicken thighs and bold, vibrant flavors from the Yucatán Peninsula.
Why Many Millionaires Choose to Rent, Not Buy
For many high-net-worth individuals, owning a home is not an appealing financial move right now.
‘The Way’: C.S. Lewis, on the Only Way of Being Human
Chapter 2 of this groundbreaking essay confronts moral relativism by so-called “Innovators.”
You’re Retiring Early—Now What About Health Care?
Social Security will start paying early retirement benefits when you’re 62, but Medicare doesn’t kick in until you’re 65.
Duke Kahanamoku: Father of Surfing
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young Hawaiian who becomes an Olympic gold medalist and spreads surfing throughout the world.
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This ‘So Delicious’ Chicken Soup Will Instantly Transport You to Mexico
Try a hearty soup featuring chicken thighs and bold, vibrant flavors from the Yucatán Peninsula.
Making Space for a Better Life: A Conversation With Decluttering Expert April Tandy
Decluttering isn’t just about making homes tidier—it’s about rediscovering joy, peace, and purpose.
Carl Jung, the Universe, and the Strange Business of Getting Exactly What You Want
Synchronicity is awash in this world.
A Conversation With Social Media Sensations Kay & Tay
This popular husband-and-wife pair shares advice on how to build an online following. Hint: It involves authenticity and staying true to yourself.
Digger’s Wartime Letter Details the Act of God That Saved His Life
Sergeant who escaped the Fall of Singapore via a small boat and ended up in northern Australia.
Clio’s Wars: How We Interpret Our Past Will Determine Our Future
When national identity fractures and ideologies rise, historical nuance gets lost in the rubble.
‘The Fighting Seabees’: Building the Frontlines
John Wayne brings the story of wartime construction crews to the screen.
‘Gods, Heroes, and Us’: Ancient Stories for Modern Lives
James Sale argues that ancient Greek myths are far more important for emotional and psychological growth than most modern readers ever give them credit for.
Time Standing Nearly Still in a California Town
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ it’s easy to imagine 19th-century life in Julian, California.
In Defense of the Common Arts: Why Training Students’ Head, Hands, and Heart Matters
The common arts are part of a classical tradition through which students learn virtues alongside life skills.
Everything Counts as School When You’re Homeschooling
Sports, driver’s ed, and volunteering all double as learning experiences that can help kids grow in skill and confidence.
Choosing Homeschool Curriculum: A Roadmap for Success
Next year’s winning curriculum starts with this year—refining what worked and rethinking what didn’t.