Here's our daily list of articles from across the Web about family and faith-related topics as well as our other four areas of emphasis: education, causes, media and moneywise.
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FAMILY
Voices: I’m just a guy trying to take care of his mother — USA Today
Aspirational parents condemn their children to a desperate, joyless life — The Guardian
Foster care system shifts to relatives, but doesn’t offer support — SCPR
Happy Father’s Day to my ex-husband — TIME
Got water? Most kids, teens don’t drink enough — NPR
This teen wanted to die, but an officer told him ‘don’t give up’ — NPR
Coming home straight from solitary damages inmates and their families — NPR
Multiracial in America: Proud, diverse and growing in numbers — Pew Social Trends
How to date well — Relevant
Here’s the best reason possible to not Google-stalk before a first date — Mic
Why we sleep together — The Atlantic
FAITH
SBC reports more churches, fewer people — Baptist Press News
US Jewish numbers no longer declining, but demographic worries persist — Religion News Service
The search for an American divine — Christian Century
The world Ike wrought — The Wall Street Journal
Is the Pope a communist? — BBC
Is there a right way to think about Hell? — OnFaith
2067: the end of British Christianity — The Spectator
EDUCATION
Reading, writing, required silence: How meditation is changing schools and students — The Huffington Post
How America’s cities ‘disconnect’ youth — The Atlantic
Forcing students to graduate ‘on time’ — The Atlantic
David Brooks: How adulthood happens — The New York Times
Let rich and poor learn together — The New York Times
MEDIA
Jurassic World: After going extinct in 2001, the franchise returns with a familiar warning: Don’t play God. (But it sure makes for a fun ride.) — Christianity Today
Story of Hillary Clinton’s mother forms emotional core of campaign — The New York Times
Bernie Sanders just laid out what real “family values” look like — Mic
How many TV series can your brain take? — The Wall Street Journal
Game of Thrones’ woman problem is about more than sexual assault — TIME
A ‘Full House’ reunion won’t make us happy — The Federalist
The trailer for Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig’s new Lifetime movie is so Lifetime it hurts — Mashable
Mother’s Day brings sadness, deep conversations in ‘Orange Is the New Black’ Season 3 premiere — Mashable
CAUSES
Pope Francis to open 30-bed homeless shelter steps from Vatican walls — The Huffington Post
As minimum wages rise, smaller firms get squeezed — The Wall Street Journal
How the ‘black tax’ destroyed African-American homeownership in Chicago — CityLab
How much more money would you make if you were unionized? — The New Republic
Is the push for a $15-an-hour minimum wage a good idea? — Vox
MONEYWISE
You’re probably using your treadmill desk wrong — Quartz
East Coast people are more likely to #hatetheirjobs — Mashable
I quit a great job because happiness is more important than commitment — Quartz
Top 10 traits of self-made women: How many do you have? — Forbes
Seven signs you’re wasting your talent — Forbes
Questions to answer in the age of optimized hiring — TIME
3 brilliant LinkedIn summaries that will inspire you to update yours — Mashable
Even baby boomers think it’s harder to get started professionally than it used to be — The Atlantic
Good wages are not enough — The Atlantic
This personality trait can predict unethical behavior — The Huffington Post
These are the 10 most influential leaders in tech right now — TIME
Outgoing Twitter CEO explains he didn’t want to be a lame duck — Fortune
Herb Scribner is a writer for Deseret News National. Send him an email at hscribner@deseretdigital.com or follow him on Twitter @herbscribner.