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Blog Post Archive
Juan del Hierro: Two Blessings on Father's Day
This will be a very special Father's Day. It will be my first Father's Day since my husband and I adopted our baby boy Lucas. It will also be the first Father's Day in many years that I will get to celebrate in person with my own father, who's been living in Ecuador for many years.
Frank Jannuzi: What Happens in Moscow Doesn't Stay in Moscow: Crackdowns on Basic Freedoms in Russia - And Why the U.S. Should Care
Since President Putin's election, Russian authorities have intensified their assault on basic freedoms and undermined rule of law. The assault takes many forms. New bills restrict...
Ghosts of DC: Amazing Scenes From Rock Creek Park in 1912
Take a look and see if you can place these locations in today's Rock Creek Park.
Marty Lipp: An Atypical Brazilian Pop Star Listens to Her Inner Voice for New Album
In the high-energy world of Brazilian popular music, Marisa Monte has always stood apart -- a pensive pop star more interested in making beauty than shaking booty.
Julie Halpert: How I Solved the Dinner Dilemma
I'm sure my experience isn't unique. You slave over an elaborate dinner, only to have your teen turn up their nose and push it away. But I'm here to tell you that I have addressed this dinner dilemma head on and triumphed by employing one simple method.
Emma Johnson: I don't live for my kids - and that is my biggest gift to them
I recently overheard a mother proudly declare: "I live for my daughter." Too bad for that little girl. And too bad for the mom. Parents...
Peter Weddle: The Academe-Academic Complex
Here's the truth the complex doesn't want you to know. Today's college degree does not provide career security or even a decent shot at a job. And, we mislead working men and women when we claim it does.
Mohamed A. El-Erian: Ten Simple Travel Tips for That Summer Flight
As summer travel beckons for some of you, and with the hope of making your trip smoother, here are ten simple tips. And they come with a warning -- some of them drive my wife crazy when we all go on a family trip!
Dr. Bill R. Path: Solutions for the Many Gaps Awaiting New College Graduates
For many, the summer season means vacation. For young people graduating this year, their vacation might be longer than they'd like. That's because the job...
Kathleen Brenzel: Three Cool Garden Projects
Even mighty oak trees start their lives as tiny acorns. If you have the room, the climate and the patience to grow an oak from an acorn, here's how to do it.
Hemal Jhaveri: For Father's Day, Three 'Gifts' My Dad Gave Me
My Dad has a good track record of unexpected giving (sorry Mom, not you) but not in the ways one would expect. Here are three things my Dad gave me and what (I think) they secretly mean. I call them gifts. Other people might call them, oh... trash.
Jackie Pilossoph: Dating After Divorce: 9 Ways to Get Your Divorced Boyfriend to Fall in Love With You
Just like divorced women, divorced men are wounded. It's very obvious. They want to be loved, they want to be treated with kindness, they want to feel appreciated, and they want to feel like they are still capable of being in a healthy relationship.
Jamie Davis Smith: The Top Five: The Best Online Resources to Get Better Photos From Around the Country for Momtographers and Beyond
Realizing how quickly my children are growing and disappointed in the photos I have of their childhoods so far, over the past several months, I've begun to look in earnest for resources that will help me get the best possible photos of my kids.
Eileen Ogintz: Direct From the First Lady: Tips on Keeping Your Family Active on Summer Vacation
Are you ready to let the kids lead the way on vacation? First Lady Michelle Obama suggests that's one way to get everyone more active on vacation this summer.
Leslie Goldman: What Brave Girls Want
By the time Melissa Atkins Wardy's daughter celebrated her seventh birthday, the gender stereotype crusader and author of the forthcoming Redefining Girly: How Parents Can...
Suzan Haskins and Dan Prescher: Better Than Gold: Is Retirement In The Dominican Republic For You?
As we bobbed in the warm cerulean sea off the coast of the Dominican Republic, a stately row of palm trees on the beach our only companions, we couldn't help thinking about how misguided Christopher Columbus had been.
Holly Cara Price: The Songs of Dory Previn To Be Celebrated at New York's Vineyard Theatre
Legendary American singer-songwriter, playwright and poet Dory Previn passed away last year at age 86. Born Dorothy Veronica Langan in 1925, her long and fascinating...
Kim Corsaro: If Only We Could Celebrate 'Purple Day'
This is the time of year when I wish my favorite fantasy would come to life. What if, for one day only, everyone on Earth who'd ever slept with a same-sex partner, or wished they had, turned purple? Just for a day, we'd get to see what is really going on for most of the world out there.
Daniel Pena: The Enigmatic Kawhi Leonard
It's fair to say that Kawhi Leonard is in the running for Finals MVP should the Spurs win this series. Or at least he should be. He's done what many-a-coach have considered to be the impossible in controlling LeBron James.
Teresa Hsiao: What Would Ryan Seacrest Do?
You might be skeptical that Ryan Seacrest is, indeed, Jesus. But there is ample evidence suggesting this to be true.