What happens when marriage becomes disposable

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December 29, 2025

What happens when marriage becomes disposable

I have a secret habit: I read advice columns the way other people read sports scores. If I’m being honest, they make me feel good about having a nice, boring life with a loving family and no real personal drama. The problems are different, the stakes feel personal, and the rhythms are familiar: betrayal, resentment, […]

The Supreme Court has a chance to help female athletes like me

When I was 13 years old, I walked into the girls locker room at my Maine school to change for gym class like I did every day, except this day was different. A male student stood there. Like most seventh graders, I did not know how to react. I was shocked. But two things were […]

Extreme climate activists are manipulating judges

Those who swear an oath to uphold the Constitution accept a duty that is neither symbolic nor optional. It demands vigilance, impartiality, and the moral courage to defend the integrity of our judicial system against any effort to bend the law for political aims. That duty is being tested today by a coordinated campaign to […]

Georgia’s Fostering Success Act is a model for the nation

Washington talks a lot about empathy. So do the states. The word gets tossed around until it starts to mean “feeling something,” or worse, performing something, without doing the hard work of changing outcomes. Americans already sense there’s a difference between coddling and dignifying. One approach expands dependency or enabling and calls it compassion. The […]

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