Despite the care they may receive from their adopted families, many students have lower academic performance and diagnosed disabilities. Ruth Graham, The Atlantic There is something temptingly tidy about the idea of adoption: A family with extra love and […]
Christopher Orr, The Atlantic A conspiracy theory: A huge conglomerate is universally recognized for decades as the best maker of widgets worldwide. Then one day, it’s confronted with a much smaller business that, over the course of several years, proves […]
Rebecca J. Rosen, The Atlantic With financial success ought to come some measure of relief—a chance to take in a deep breath, exhale, and survey the world from the top. But, as Hanna Rosin’s recent Atlantic cover story on the […]
Jamil Zaki, The Atlantic Throughout my wife’s pregnancy, it seemed like everyone who already had kids was eager to tell us about the changes parenting would bring to our lives. Some were mundane but a little scary (losing the opportunity […]
Ed Yong, The Atlantic You’re sitting at a table with a friend and a stranger offers you some candy. Hooray! Who doesn’t like candy? But wait! You’re not getting the same amounts. One of you gets four delicious pieces, and […]
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