Beyond the Birkin and the balloons, the Pucketts are selling marriage and family. Know it as "normality," "aspiration," or "pure fairytale," Jett and Campbell’s lifestyle counters those of other social media personalities. Marriage, when done well, is attractive—hence, hundreds of thousands of followers. A happily married couple is good for America to see.

The 2024 Olympic Games opened with French performers in drag mocking the Last Supper of Jesus Christ. It’s strange that this insult to Christianity was allowed, considering that the Olympics charter states that, “No kind of demonstration or political, religious, or racial propaganda is allowed in any Olympic sites, venues, or other areas.” This rule is why athletes are limited in what images and designs they can include on their athletic equipment. For example, Brazilian surfer Joao Chianca was prohibited from using a surfboard that showed an image of Christ. Despite this limitation, some athletes found creative ways to thank God during the tournament. These women credited their Olympic success to God.

The carnivore diet, 75 hard, veganism, and soft cardio — we’ve heard it all. There are countless diet and wellness trends promising longevity, health, and fitness for young women. Does it really have to be this complicated?

Human nature hasn’t changed since the ancients first began recording narratives. The classics, from The Odyssey by Homer to Emma by Jane Austen, are intimate windows into the joys and tragedies of life, unlocking the full spectrum of emotions and experiences. For every genre, there is a book the great Evie Solheim has deemed a must-read for the summer. Actually, they should be must-reads period. Prepare to add to Amazon cart!

Have you experienced loneliness post-Covid? If so, you’re among 43% of young adults reporting the same isolation. We have discovered an antidote. It’s an old-fashioned idea, far from revolutionary. Consider: the dinner party. There are best-kept secrets for how to host an extraordinary one. Read our latest piece to unlock them!

Fathers are the cornerstone of the family. Fathers offer structure and protection. Fathers are the catalyst for cultural change. Fathers anchor, guide, defend, and provide. As a result, the nuclear family grows tighter, communities get stronger, and the nation prospers. It all starts with the father

From Casablanca to Breakfast at Tiffany’s, many old films featured glamorous, classy, and dynamic women. They were presented respectfully. Compare that to today, when the film industry consistently debases women in scenes of nudity and sex. Modern feminism has permeated into today's films, where women are often portrayed in a sexually explicit manner that demeans the sacredness of the female body.

The New York Post recently featured a “Dating Calculator” created by Keeper, a matchmaking service, that shows you “what percent of men/women in the United States meet your standards.” TLDR: it was low. But there’s hope. Dana explains how she found the one.

After we take extra time to cherish mothers, grandmothers, and other mother-figures, we should prepare for the vocation in our own hearts. This doesn’t mean mothering your boyfriend or rushing your current phase of life. Rather, it means taking stock of how you are cultivating your relationships and taking care of yourself.

It’s that time of year again. Everyone is gearing up for warmer weather, travel, internships, and weddings. But amid busy scheduling, don’t forget to slow down and relish in some simple but classic joys and festivities. Here are ways to have a quintessential American summer:

When we think of interior design, we often think of other countries. There’s natural and neutral Scandinavian minimalism and French fancy maximalism. While it’s become popular to claim that America has no culture, its interior design reflects its rich history and multifaceted makeup.

A common recommendation for young women hoping to avoid catching feelings is to maintain a “roster.” If we scatter our energies across many suitors, the advice goes, the dating woman will suffer a smaller emotional burden. Patricia tells us why this advice is W R O N G!

​“College was the best four years of my life,” family and friends often told me growing up. As I wrap up my college experience in the next few days, I’ve been reflecting on my experience, and whether it lived up to the hype. Though I put immense pressure on my college years, so glamorized by culture, I’m amazed at how fast they flew. While bittersweet, this last stretch has left me with great excitement and anticipation for the future. I feel equipped to face it.

Now, the country celebrates IWD on March 8 every year. Across Instagram, many girls and women will use the day as an opportunity to express their First World discontentment and to pat themselves on the back for being in the fight for already-achieved women’s rights. Most of those taking part in this day don’t stand up for the most vulnerable and tear down women who don’t fit their often anti-woman agenda. These activists chanted “say her name” after Brianna Taylor died but ignored the murder of 22-year-old Laken Riley just last week.

The talented girl leaving home for the big city, comically small suitcase in hand, is a movie trope for the ages. From Beauty and the Beast to The Devil Wears Prada to Coyote Ugly and Hairspray, the Hollywood consensus is that the first step to self-discovery as a young woman is to live among the skyscrapers. What these title characters are reflecting is that young adults are synonymous with urban areas. And what's not to like about urban living?

There really is something special about going to the effort of obtaining paper and an envelope, thinking about what you write, and then hopefully mailing that little piece of your heart. In our world of instant communication, reviving the art of writing letters is an important way we can transcend the digital realm and enrich our relationships, at whatever stage they may be at.

Their boots are dusty, hands are dirty. They are sore from lugging buckets of water. Perhaps they're still humming with the excitement of winning a blue ribbon. This child is excited to display their mastery of often overlooked practical skills. Parents have the critical role of teaching their children the value of hard work, responsibility, and independence, but real-world opportunities to apply them are dwindling. One of the few remaining places where children can engage in traditional activities such as preserving food and raising animals alongside a community of peers is the local fair.