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How families with 2 dads raise their kids

  • Written by Andrew Leland, Ph.D. Candidate, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers University
imageThe number of men married to each other who have children is rising following legal rulings about marriage equality.Shutterstock

Kentucky family court judge W. Mitchell Nance says he refuses to hold hearings on same-sex couples’ adoptions “as a matter of conscience.”

He’s not the only authority defying the 2015 Supreme Court...

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How Trump's harsh education cuts undermine his economic growth goals

  • Written by Shaun M. Dougherty, Assistant Professor of Education & Public Policy, University of Connecticut
imageA student learns to operate a mill in an advanced precision machining class. AP Photo/Carlos Osorio

The Trump administration has some ambitious goals that include trillions in tax cuts, a significant military buildup and a fresh investment in infrastructure.

The White House released details of how it plans to pay for it all in its full budget...

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Some graduation gifts really are better than others

  • Written by Selin Malkoc, Assistant Professor of Marketing, The Ohio State University
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Graduation season is upon us, and for many graduates, it’s a moment they’ll want to remember for the rest of their lives.

Yet families often wonder about the best way to mark this special occasion. The graduation gift, of course, is one way. But then comes the tough part: deciding on the gift.

I recently...

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Research transparency: 5 questions about open science answered

  • Written by Elizabeth Gilbert, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, The Medical University of South Carolina
imageOpening up data and materials helps with research transparency.REDPIXEL.PL via Shutterstock.com

What is “open science”?

Open science is a set of practices designed to make scientific processes and results more transparent and accessible to people outside the research team. It includes making complete research materials, data and lab...

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7 in 10 smartphone apps share your data with third-party services

  • Written by Narseo Vallina-Rodriguez, Research Assistant Professor, IMDEA Networks Institute, Madrid, Spain; Research Scientist, Networking and Security, International Computer Science Institute based at, University of California, Berkeley
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Our mobile phones can reveal a lot about ourselves: where we live and work; who our family, friends and acquaintances are; how (and even what) we communicate with them; and our personal habits. With all the information stored on them, it isn’t surprising that mobile device users take...

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America's mass incarceration problem in 5 charts – or, why Sessions shouldn't bring back mandatory minimums

  • Written by Tanya Golash-Boza, Professor, University of California, Merced
imageAttorney General Jeff Sessions is pushing for stricter sentencing in criminal cases.AP Photo/Frank Franklin II

Today, the United States is a world leader in incarceration, but this has not always been the case.

For most of the 20th century, the U.S. incarcerated about 100 people per 100,000 residents – below the current world average. However,...

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The steps that can help adults heal from childhood trauma

  • Written by Shanta R. Dube, Associate Professor, School of Public Health, Georgia State University
imageTaking care of your kids can mean taking care of yourself, too.Shutterstock

Editor’s note: May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This article is the third in a series exploring how research into adverse childhood experiences – or ACEs – is helping researchers, therapists, parents, educators and the medical community better...

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Why killing coyotes doesn't make livestock safer

  • Written by Megan M. Draheim, Lecturer in Conservation Biology and Human Dimensions of Wildlife, Virginia Tech
imageCoyote at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, Colorado.USFWS/Flickr, CC BY

Few Americans probably know that their tax dollars paid to kill 76,859 coyotes in 2016. The responsible agency was Wildlife Services (WS), part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Its mission is to “resolve wildlife conflicts to allow people and...

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The US and Mexico: Education and understanding

  • Written by Earl Anthony Wayne, Visiting Professor of International Affairs, Hamilton College
imageThe University of California-Mexico Initiative Education Working Group created Project SOL, an online curriculum program that teaches students in their native language.University of California, Riverside

Last week, officials from the U.S. and Mexico revitalized their commitment to fight cross-border smuggling of drugs, arms and money. U.S....

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The rising homegrown terror threat on the right

  • Written by Arie Perliger, Director of Security Studies and professor, University of Massachusetts Lowell
imageMourners embrace at a vigil for Richard Collins III, who was stabbed to death in College Park, Maryland.AP Photo/Brian Witte

The murder in College Park, Maryland of Richard Collins III, an African-American student who had recently been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army and was days away from his graduation from Bowie State...

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  2. Poor and middle-income families need a better way than 529s to save for college
  3. How would engineers build the Golden Gate Bridge today?
  4. Homeless vets with families: An untold part of veterans' struggles
  5. Diplomat in chief: How did Trump do on his first Middle East visit?
  6. Why Montana just elected Greg Gianforte, a man charged with assault, to Congress
  7. Why a monthly period is especially hard for millions of women and girls around the world
  8. When image trumps ideology: How JFK created the template for the modern presidency
  9. Trump says the IRS regulates churches too much. Here's why he's wrong
  10. Designing games that change perceptions, opinions and even players' real-life actions
  11. How do the chemicals in sunscreen protect our skin from damage?
  12. The song that had one British politician wishing for the Sex Pistols' 'sudden death'
  13. JFK at 100: Why we still cherish his memory
  14. Brazil plunges once more into political crisis, jeopardizing economic recovery
  15. Beyond the CBO score: How Trump Budget and the AHCA are dismantling America's safety net
  16. Iraq and Afghanistan: The US$6 trillion bill for America's longest war is unpaid
  17. Scientists at work: Forecasting the Atlantic hurricane season
  18. America's worsening global reputation could put billions in US exports at risk
  19. Building resilience early in life can help children cope with trauma
  20. What veterans' poems can teach us about healing on Memorial Day
  21. If Israeli lawmakers demote the Arabic language, then what?
  22. Military-funded prosthetic technologies benefit more than just veterans
  23. Why it was once unthinkable for the president to be seen with the pope
  24. How Google Street View became fertile ground for artists
  25. The Islamic State group has weaponized children
  26. How social ties make us resilient to trauma
  27. How childhood trauma can affect mental and physical health into adulthood
  28. How Trump and Tom Price can kill Obamacare without the Senate
  29. Getting ready for hurricane season: 6 essential reads
  30. What is the Shia-Sunni divide?
  31. Neuromechanics of flamingos' amazing feats of balance
  32. Helping military service members complete college
  33. Trump budget would abandon public education for private choice
  34. Trump's Saudi Arabia speech confirms massive shift in US foreign policy
  35. What is terrorism? What do terrorists want?
  36. Infecting mosquitoes with bacteria so they can't infect us with viruses like Zika and dengue
  37. Why Ramadan is called Ramadan: 6 questions answered
  38. New public database reveals striking differences in how guns are regulated from state to state
  39. Trump, Saudi Arabia and yet another arms deal
  40. Want to support veterans? 4 tips for finding good charities
  41. How do we know the millennial generation exists? Look at the data
  42. What are software vulnerabilities, and why are there so many of them?
  43. With a tight federal budget, here's where to focus clean energy research funding
  44. 6 reasons why stopping terrorism is so challenging
  45. 6 reasons why stopping worldwide terrorism is so challenging
  46. Breaking down their own stereotypes to give veterans more career opportunities
  47. US civil service's preference for hiring military vets comes at a hidden cost
  48. How data is transforming the music industry
  49. What Trump missed in his address on tolerance - American Muslims
  50. Mueller's threats to resign reveal his character