CCF Briefing The Doctor Doesn’t Listen to Her. But the Media Is Starting To. What’s the Right Way to Legalize Prostitution?: An Exchange The dark history of the pill Why are nursing homes drugging dementia patients without their consent? The Wrong Way to Do Paid Family Leave How family structure affects the likelihood of child […]
CCF Briefing The Impossible Choice My Father Had to Make For Italy’s Abused Women, a Legal Labyrinth Compounds the Wounds There Will Never Be an Age of Artificial Intimacy Eighth Graders Watch ‘Eighth Grade’ and Relate (and Also Cringe) How Argentina Has Made Halting Progress on Abortion Rights Treating Chronic Pain Court Orders E.P.A. to […]
CCF Briefing The U.S. Deems Hundreds of Immigrant Parents Ineligible to Get Their Kids Back Chicago Hiked the Cost of Vehicle City Sticker Violations to Boost Revenue. But It’s Driven More Low-Income, Black Motorists Into Debt. Fewer Americans are making more than their parents did—especially if they grew up in the middle class The Private […]
CCF Briefing The puzzle of race and wealth The Secret History of Leviticus It’s Not Just the Tampon Tax: Why Periods Are Political More Paths for People With Autism How to Meet Autistic People Halfway Netanyahu’s U-turn on right to surrogacy sparks mass LGBT protests The Children of Flint Were Not ‘Poisoned’ Is increasing diversity […]
CCF Briefing We Choose Our Own Families The Dead-End-Job Trap Court Gives T.S.A. Screeners Immunity From Abuse Lawsuits Declaring War on Poverty ‘Largely Over,’ White House Urges Work Requirements for Aid The Quiet Death of Racial Progress DACA Remains In Jeopardy, But Thousands Of People Are Still Enrolling The Virtues of a Summer Job Would […]
CCF Briefing Liberal Blind Spots Are Hiding the Truth About ‘Trump Country’ Parents Aren’t Good Judges of Their Kids’ Sugar Intake U.K. Supermarket to Have ‘Quieter Hour’ for People With Autism The Broken Promises of Nursing Homes Review: ‘Far From the Tree’ Zooms In on Parent-Child Divides How Long Will The Supreme Court’s Conservative Bloc […]
CCF Briefing Who Really Stands to Win from Universal Basic Income? The Selfie That Dares to Go There The Changing Face of Romance Novels As Inflation Rises, It’s Even Harder to Get a Raise ‘It’s Almost Like a Ghost Town.’ Most Nursing Homes Overstated Staffing for Years Seeking a scientific explanation for trans identity could […]
CCF Briefing Most black males reach the middle class or higher. Black men are succeeding in America Why your pool’s lifeguard is more likely to be a senior citizen Being Poor Can Mean Losing a Driver’s License. Not Anymore in Tennessee. Criminal Convictions Behind Them, Few Have Had Their Records Sealed The Children of the […]
CCF Briefing If Congress Changes Food Stamp Requirements, Kids Will Go Hungry Finally, Some Answers on the Effects of Medicaid Expansion More Women Than Men: State Legislatures Could Shift for the First Time Education, Military Service, Marriage Among Drivers of Black Men’s Success What life is like for the U.S.’s increasingly aging prison population Rape […]
CCF Briefing Outraged By Kids In Cages? Look At Our Entire Juvenile Justice System. Walgreens Pharmacist Denies a Woman Medication to End Her Unviable Pregnancy Why The Republican Party Isn’t Electing More Women I Learned I Have Sleep Apnea. It’s More Serious Than Many People Realize. To Counter Loneliness, Find Ways to Connect The Challenges […]
CCF Briefing How the Gig Economy Is Reshaping Work: Not So Much Is Online Dating Destroying Romance? What to Do When a Loved One Is Severely Depressed Blood Test Might Predict Pregnancy Due Date and Preterm Birth Let Dying People End Their Suffering Suicide Is Increasingly Common in the U.S. Home Is Where the Horror […]
CCF Briefing Poor Americans Really Are in Despair Mass Incarceration’s Complex Statistics Water Cremation Could Change the American Way of Death State of the Nation’s Housing When Children Say They’re Trans Being Black in America Can Be Hazardous to Your Health It’s time to move beyond the word gap Taking attendance seriously: The importance of […]
CCF Briefing Home Is Where the Horror Is The Class Struggle According to Donald Trump What We Learned From the Videos of Stephon Clark Being Killed by Police Kate Spade and the Illness Hidden With a Smile American Medical Association weighs whether to change stance on assisted suicide Families Can Expect To Pay 20 Percent […]
CCF Briefing The Numbers That Explain Why Teachers Are in Revolt Doctors Suggest Less Chemo, Surgery for Some Cancer Treatments How the Great Recession changed the job market forever for college grads Five myths about marriage The sin of silence Exodus: The Post-Hurricane Puerto Rican Diaspora, Mapped Researchers have traced many of the school shootings […]
CCF Briefing If the economy is so great, why are 78 million hustling for dimes? The Age of Grandparents Is Made of Many Tragedies How the Midlife Crisis Came to Be Where Has Teen Car Culture Gone? Why Rich Kids Are So Good at the Marshmallow Test When high-profile women take short maternity leaves, it […]
