What He Leaves His Children
A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, his movement can count churches, chapters and supporters. His children will inherit something harder to measure: whatever remains of their father after the politics, grief and public mythology are stripped away.
The Ledger Nobody Kept: What COVID-Era Guidance Did to Custody
The pandemic's impact on custody and family courts has been significant yet largely unquantified, as seen in the backlog of cases and the misuse of COVID-19 as a pretext in custody disputes. This situation was exacerbated by inconsistent court operations…
When the Loss Has No Name: What Research Says About Being a Targeted Parent
The article discusses the concept of ambiguous loss, particularly experienced by parents facing parental alienation. This type of grief lacks rituals, leaving parents feeling isolated and unable to properly mourn their relationship with their living…
He Wanted to Be a Father More Than He Wanted to Win
Kyle Busch, a celebrated NASCAR driver, passed away at 41, leaving behind a legacy beyond his 234 race victories. He was a devoted father, establishing the Bundle of Joy Fund to support families facing infertility challenges. Busch's commitment to family…