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Leadership Guns

Obama's Breathtaking Expansion of a President's Power To Make War

By Jack Goldsmith

Public Space, Meet Cyberspace

By Zócalo Public Square

Working From $9 to $5

By TIME Staff

The Highest Sacrifice

By Nancy Gibbs
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How to Stop Being Lazy and Get More Done: 5 Expert Tips

To-Do Lists Are Evil. Schedule Everything

By Eric Barker

Domestic Violence: 'Why I Stayed'

The actress and activist on how video and social media are changing the way we treat women struggling with abusive relationships

By Robin Givens

20 Years of Change: Joe Biden on the Violence Against Women Act

VAWA, which changed our national conversation on abuse and brought safety to more women, is my proudest legislative accomplishment

By Joe Biden

Apple Watch: To Wear It Like a Man — or a God?

According to Apple, this is technology that 'embraces individuality and inspires desire.' What could possibly go wrong?

By Andy Crouch

6 Things the Most Organized People Do Every Day

Your attention is limited and valuable. You need less information. You need good filters

By Eric Barker

9 Ugly Lessons About Sex from Big Data

Christian Rudder, author of Dataclysm and a founder of OkCupid, dives into the numbers and surfaces with some revelations on love, sex, race and culture

By Jack Linshi

6 Things the Happiest Families All Have in Common

Tolstoy was right—all happy families are the same

By Eric Barker

The 10 Rules You Need to Communicate Effectively

Frank Luntz has “engineered some of the most potent political and corporate campaigns of the last decade.” His wordsmithing helped Republican Rudy Giuliani get elected twice in New York — a city where Democrats outnumber...

By Eric Barker

10 Ways to Turn Yourself Into a Productivity Dynamo

You’re only productive at work three days out of the week. How can you improve that? The secret to getting more done is to make things automatic. Control over your schedule stops you from getting...

By Eric Barker

Why Dying Is Easier for Doctors

For all the effort they spend fending off the deaths of others, they tend to be fairly serene when faced with their own death

By Ken Murray

6 Feminist Myths That Will Not Die

If we're genuinely committed to improving the circumstances of women, we need to get the facts straight

By Christina Hoff Sommers

Where Are All the Hacked Pics of Men?

From Scarlett Johansson to Jennifer Lawrence, the victims of hack attacks are almost never men—part of a bigger problem with sexist internet culture

By Sarah Miller

6 Things to Do to Improve Your Relationship

In the past I’ve covered the research regarding what you should look for in a marriage partner.What do studies say about what you can do to improve your relationship?ExcitementDivorce may have less to do with...

By Eric Barker

6 Rules That Should Be Guiding Your Career

Daniel Pink’s The Adventures of Johnny Bunko: The Last Career Guide You’ll Ever Need conveys a number of principles about the world of work that everyone should take note of.Why? Though Pink doesn’t bog the...

By Eric Barker

These 4 Things Kill Relationships

John Gottman can listen to a couple for 5 minutes and determine, with 91% accuracy, whether they’ll divorce.He was featured in Malcolm Gladwell’s book Blink.Gottman’s researched marriage for over 40 years and couples that attend...

By Eric Barker

How to Increase the Number of Hours in Your Day

Nothing can actually increase the hours in the day. That’s impossible. But you can do things to trick your brain into feeling you have more time.More often than not, that’s really what we want: relief...

By Eric Barker
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