CCF Briefing Singles may be free, but it’ll cost them There are more single people than ever before. But do they want to get married? I’m not going to marry myself. But I understand the appeal. Stop asking people why they’re married – even as an ice-breaker Higher Ed’s Latest Taboo Is ‘Bourgeois Norms’ Hurricanes […]
CCF Briefing Metro Incomes Rise, But Inequality Remains Stubborn The Fantasy of Skills-Based Immigration Same-sex marriage in Australia: Your questions answered The Millennial Success Sequence: A Cautionary Tale of Family Planning Bump in U.S. Incomes Doesn’t Erase 50 Years of Pain New York Times publishes eye-popping correction on campus-sexual-assault book review How segregation is changing […]
CCF Briefing Power couples: Seattle ranks No. 2 in country for income of married people Feeling Older? Here’s How to Embrace It Right and Left on Betsy DeVos’s Changes to Campus Sex Assault Rules With a Groundbreaking Handbook and a Dystopian Tale, Women Gain a Voice The Ever-Changing Business of ‘Anti-Aging’ Blaming Medicaid for the […]
CCF Briefing The labor market: Who is in and who is out? Celebrate Labor Day by supporting national paid family leave Here’s the most significant thing Democrats could do to help working families now I was born in poverty in Appalachia. ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ doesn’t speak for me. Why Are Some People Attracted to New Religions? […]
CCF Briefing How Friends Become Closer ‘I’m 63 and I’ve been single my whole life’ What Is Outercourse? For Women, It’s More Important Than Intercourse, Study Finds Gay in America: The Fight Against Discrimination Emotional Intelligence Needs a Rewrite Court Bans Ex-Cadet’s Lawsuit Against West Point Superiors New Fathers Are Older Than Ever Moving When […]
CCF Briefing 1. Are Women Full Citizens?: The Abortion Debate and the “Gifts” of Life and Poverty 2. Quiet Epidemic of Suicide Claims France’s Farmers 3. The newest advantage of being rich in America? Higher grades 4. How Cities Can Rebuild the Social Safety Net 5. A Striking Rise in Serious Allergy Cases 6. Preschool […]
CCF Briefing What Happens to Creativity as We Age? Sharing Secrets to a Successful Marriage Aging Parents With Lots of Stuff, and Children Who Don’t Want It Evidence of a Toxic Environment for Women in Economics Hard-Won Advice in Books on Aging and Elder Care Low-Skilled Immigrants? When Families Lead Themselves Out of Poverty Conversions […]
CCF Briefing Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation? Why Do Women Bully Each Other at Work? Your Smartphone Reduces Your Brainpower, Even If It’s Just Sitting There ‘Free lunches’ like the $15 minimum wage may hurt the people they’re meant to help The Numbers and the Arguments on Asian Admissions ‘Diagnosing’ Trump Is More About Politics […]
CCF Briefing The Serial Killer Test: Biases Against Atheists Emerge in Study Medicare Advantage Spends Less on Care, So Why Is It Costing So Much? Most Mothers Feel Judged, With Families Often the Worst Critics For Parents of Children Like Charlie Gard, Learning to ‘Redefine Hope’ Shown the Door, Older Workers Find Bias Hard to […]
CCF Briefing Is the upper middle class really hoarding the American Dream? Hearing loss, diminished verbal fluency among possible warning signs of Alzheimer’s, studies find As companies relocate to big cities, suburban towns are left scrambling Sexual Harassment Isn’t Just A Silicon Valley Problem If Workers Are Scarce, Is It the Work or the Wages? […]
CCF Briefing The rich-poor ‘word gap’ and one city’s plan to close it Kids are living with their parents longer. It’s a good thing. A Conservative Christian Battle Over Gender How to Beat Asthma The Diminishing Role of Art in Children’s Lives Why Jane Austen’s novels are still so popular Confronting the Myths of Suburban […]
CCF Briefing How We Are Ruining America The Gentler Symptoms of Dying Data On Drug Use Is Disappearing Just When We Need It Most 7 counties On Campus, Failure Is on the Syllabus For Women in Blue, a Grim Measure of Their Growing Role and Risks E-Commerce as a Jobs Engine? One Economist’s Unorthodox View […]
CCF Briefing Why is it so hard to stop suspending kindergarteners? Why plummeting public support for the death penalty doesn’t mean it’s going away 19 kids are shot every day in the United States Oregon May Strip Portland of its NIMBY Powers Why Asthma Is a Housing Issue Kids left alone in hot cars: Data […]
CCF Briefing With each puff, a wider socioeconomic gap: The rich stopped smoking, the poor didn’t Don’t count on millennials to save the West The Car Was Repossessed, but the Debt Remains Five myths about fatherhood Stemming the Rise in Opioid Deaths China, Where the Pressure to Marry Is Strong, and the Advice Flows Online […]
CCF Briefing ‘We Are Not Unusual Anymore’: 50 Years of Mixed-Race Marriage in U.S. Is Online Ed Missing the Mark? Trump is not destiny. Here’s what is. Having Friends Is Good for You When Opioid Addicts Find an Ally in Blue There’s No Magical Savings in Showing Prices to Doctors Sexual Abusers Shouldn’t Be Allowed […]
