the atlantic

When it comes to labour divides, is it the president, coal miners or plain-old Mom with the toughest gig in the books?

Are all of today's privileges actually setting children up for trouble come adulthood?

A new book aims to prove that real love happens only momentarily and often between two strangers.

The prehistoric notion of newborns as blobs of clay solely dependent on externals--people and events--to shape them into something roughly akin to human beings with their own distinctive set of characteristics and proclivities, good and bad, has essentially gone the way of the eight track.

A recent study (via The Atlantic) offers some sound advice for those trying to eat a healthier diet and stay on the right side of the scale—get a good night’s rest as often as you can.