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How to Be There When Mother’s Day Isn’t Easy

For those who are struggling with loss of any kind, the holiday can feel particularly isolating

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America Makes It too Hard and Dangerous to Get Divorced

Policies that make people wait to get divorced are paternalistic at best, and dangerous at worst, write Rebecca Feinglos and Sophia Laurenzi.

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What Monet’s Water Lilies Taught Me About Beauty’s Proximity to Violence

Katy Kelleher explores our penchant for validating prettiness with pain.

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Self-Love Is Making Us Lonely

Self-love's entanglement with self-absorption and materialism has caused serious mental-health consequences, writes Maytal Eyal.

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A Guide to Energy Efficiency Tax Credits

The Inflation Reduction Act offers credits and rebates for consumers purchasing an EV or making their homes more climate-friendly.

By Alana Semuels

Adventure Never Ends: A Tabletop Saga – A Short Doc About D&D

In its 50 year history, the game of Dungeons and Dragons has inspired generations of players—each for their own reasons—but the common themes of community, creativity and confidence are hard to miss. This short film features dedicated players including actor Matthew Lillard and Luke Gygax, son of D&D co-founder, Gary Gygax.

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Why More Non-Muslims Are Embracing Ramadan

Around the world, a growing number of non-Muslims have begun documenting their own fasting experiences.

By Yasmeen Serhan

How America Started to Fall Out of Love With College Degrees

We’ve gone from pursuing the American Dream to pursuing more doing

By Jenny Anderson

Keeping the Faith After Leaving Religion

The inspiration we need has to do with noticing the weird beauty of the real.

By Jennifer Michael Hecht

Situationships Are Actually Great

Maybe the relationship wasn't a “waste of time.” Maybe it was just a situationship, writes Myisha Battle.

By Myisha Battle

How to Choose a Skip-the-Line Travel Program

There’s a myriad of services that allow customers to skip the line when traveling, but which ones are worth it? Here are the options to consider.

By Simmone Shah

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The Swiss Alps are literally hotter than ever; there’s never been more to experience in less time as traditions old and new pack late winter weekends when the ice sheet spanning Lake St. Moritz is...

By Adam Robb

How To Know Which Hotels To Stay At—and When

As Airbnbs get more expensive, travelers are rediscovering the value of hotels.

By Armani Syed

What to Do When Your Travel Plans Go South

Here's what to do if your flight is delayed or cancelled, your luggage is lost, or your accommodation doesn't live up to its online image.

By Armani Syed

The Cruise Industry Is Back in a Big Way

The pandemic sent the cruise industry into a 15-month shutdown, but ships are now fully back in business, with new covid-19 protocols in place.

By Simmone Shah

Experts Share Hacks to Make Travel Enjoyable

Do: splurge on comfort. Don't: be in such a rush!

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