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Kids Believe Gender Stereotypes by Age 10, Global Study Finds

By Belinda Luscombe

How to Keep Donald Trump from Spreading His Toxic Masculinity to Future Generations

By TIME Staff

Boys Who Sit Still Have a Harder Time Learning to Read

By Belinda Luscombe

Girls Spend 40% More Time on Chores Than Boys: UNICEF

By Tekendra Parmar
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Airline Mixes Up Children, Flies Them to the Wrong Cities

JetBlue is reviewing how the mix-up occurred.

By TIME Staff

What Science Has Taught Me About Raising Girls

Fathers can get a little bit smarter about the minds of their daughters

By Jeffrey Kluger

Muslim 'Handshake Controversy' Divides Switzerland

The boys told education officials that shaking hands with women outside the family is against their faith

By Rishi Iyengar

Boys Tunnel Out of Preschool to Buy Car

They had apparently been working on their escape route for days

By Helen Regan

Why Autism Is Different in the Brains of Girls Than in Boys

The reasons why girls are less often diagnosed may be both biological and social

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Why Girls With Autism Are Diagnosed Later Than Boys

They present symptoms differently than boys, which may result in missed diagnoses

By Alexandra Sifferlin

How A Girl’s Brain Changes After a Traumatic Brain Injury

Concussions may influence girls differently than boys

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Couples With Marital Stress More Likely to Have Daughters

“Girls may well be surviving stressful pregnancies that boys can’t survive”

By Joan E. Greve

Who Talks More, Men Or Women? The Answer Isn't As Obvious As You Think

A recent Northeastern study joins a long list of literature on the topic

By Joan E. Greve

Campus Sexual Assault: What About the Good Guys?

The White House's new sexual assault guidelines encourage more prevention education. But some sexual assault awareness programs send mixed signals to college men.

By Charlotte Alter

Peak Pizza Is Here: American Appetite for Pizza Cools Off

Pizza may have peaked. Pizza consumption in the U.S. has increased year after year, but forecasts indicate that we may not be able to stomach much more.Americans eat an astonishing amount of pizza. That’s hardly...

By Brad Tuttle

Don't Ban 'Bossy': Ban Bossiness

We need to fight double standards, but not by encouraging everyone to act like the most obnoxious men.

By James Poniewozik

Teenage Boys in '45: Faced With War, They Act Seriously Playful

'The most important fact right now in the lives of American teen-age boys,' LIFE magazine informed its readers in a June 1945 cover story, 'is that they may have to go and fight Japan.'

By Ben Cosgrove

The World of Boys: Intimate, Emotionally Charged Portraits by Laura Pannack

For this week's issue, TIME commissioned photographer Laura Pannack, known for her highly nuanced portraits of adolescents, to photograph teenage boys in all their complexity in spite of our culture's steadfast tendency to often treat them as "emotional illiterates."

By Eugene Reznik
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