More than 1.8 million Americans have experienced a divorce, according to Pew Research, making it far from a ...

Divorce is no longer just a midlife phenomenon. Across the United States, a growing number of couples are ending marriages ...

Experts say the rise in gray divorce reflects major shifts in American attitudes toward marriage, retirement, longevity and ...

Older Americans are divorcing late in life. It's forcing them to make tough decisions about retirement savings and their kids ...

Divorce rates in the U.S. have hit a historic low, but the geography of who is splitting up, and why, tells a more complicated story. Nevada has held the top spot in American divorce statistics for ...

Divorce was once uncommon and highly stigmatized in the United States. Until the introduction of no-fault divorce in the 1960s and ’70s, states typically required one partner to prove the other’s ...

Currently, Project 2025 advocates for rolling back no-fault divorce, though its historical links to women's freedom predate ...

Despite the Left’s continued systemic attack on the institution of marriage, a recent report suggests that new marriages are stronger than in past decades. According to the Institute for Family ...

Millennials are on a killing spree. Plastic straws, mayonnaise, Hooters restaurants, fabric softener, the existence of middle children...if previous generations held it near and dear to their hearts, ...