From the New York Times: About a year into the pandemic, Marcela Rafea began waking up consistently at 3 a.m., her mind racing.
She would creep out of bed and tiptoe into the living room, where she would meditate, try a few yoga poses and open the window to hear...
From the New York Times: With 2.5 million weddings expected to take place in the U.S. this year, mailboxes are filling up with invitations. Here, experts suggest ways couples can take some pressure off guests.
In January, Brittany Lo, the founder and chief executive of Beautini, a bridal beauty company...
There are signs that the omicron variant wave of the novel coronavirus is dropping off, which could be a sign that a return to normal isn’t too far away.
Yes, but: The novel coronavirus “is still mutating, and there is no guarantee that future variants will be mild. There is...
From The Hub at Johns Hopkins University: College-educated women are much more likely than ever before to have a first child outside of marriage, a Johns Hopkins University study finds.
Women with degrees are also more likely to be married at the time of their second birth, suggesting a historic...