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.
Some of these stories will find their way to The Pulse, a curated list of the top news stories of the day on our homepage. Others will pop up in our articles. So scan the entire email or focus on the section that interests you most, and don't forget to send us your feedback. For tips and suggestions, email hscribner@deseretdigital.com.
FAMILY
Let’s find common ground for strengthening American families — The Washington Post
Parents of superstars say make your kids’ passions—not your own dreams—your guide — Quartz
National Guardsman marks end of Afghanistan deployment with surprise homecoming with family — Fox News
Mapping the spread of U.S. baby names over the past 100 years — CityLab
Prison born — The Atlantic
Toddlers carrying out restorative justice — Pacific Standard
Over two-thirds of Americans overweight: study — Business Standard
Skinny jeans given health warning — BBC
For a 63-year-old, one workout a day isn’t enough — The Wall Street Journal
Why I chose a life without breasts after cancer — Quartz
FAITH
Hundreds of thousands of Italians hit streets to protest gender theory education — Aleteia
Take a hike to do your heart and spirit good — NPR
Immortalized as 'The Woman In Gold,' how a young Jew became a secular icon — NPR
Mother Teresa’s successor, Sister Nirmala Joshi, dies at 81 — TIME
Clementa Pinckney, a martyr of reconciliation — The Atlantic
Pope Francis’s new encyclical isn’t what you think — The Federalist
Pope Francis, the Earth is not my sister — The Federalist
Can we really know our pastors? — The American Conservative
Formed by war: Combat wounds the soul, but the gospel offers hope — Christianity Today
Jesus is better than war — Christianity Today
7 practical things the church can do for veterans — Christianity Today
EDUCATION
Cyberbullying linked to risk of depression in kids and teens: research review — CTV News
School scrambles to preserve newly discovered chalkboards from 1917 — NPR
Grading the Common Core: No teaching experience required — The New York Times
When high school means a build-it-yourself education — The Atlantic
15 books for recent graduates — TIME
A community college at the center of an Oregon recovery story — The Atlantic
Why professors are becoming scared of their students — The Daily Signal
How colleges stop depressed students from returning to campus — BuzzFeed
MEDIA
The gospel is not clickbait — Relevant
The sacrament of penance and Hollywood — The Catholic Thing
'Jurassic World' becomes fastest film to reach $1 billion at worldwide box office — ComicBook.com
James Horner: Oscar-winning Titanic composer dies in crash — BBC
12 iconic movie scores and songs by composer James Horner — BuzzFeed
‘Inside Out’ had the biggest opening ever for an original movie — Relevant
Why it matters that 'Inside Out’s protagonist is a girl — not a princess — TIME
Taylor Swift almighty — The Atlantic
Cavaliers guard Matthew Dellavedova's rise inspires Hollywood film — Bleacher Report
'Emotional' robot sells out in a minute — CNN
FDA approves device that helps blind see with tongue — Newsweek
Apple iOS updates point to larger iPad — Fortune
The Internet that was (and still could be) — The Atlantic
Why women aren't welcome on the Internet — Pacific Standard
Google is doing something about revenge porn that it should have done years ago — Mic
CAUSES
How Riet Schumack is helping revitalize Detroit, one garden at a time — The Huffington Post
The distressing reality of minimum wage and rentals in the U.S. — The Huffington Post
Hundreds of children in Nepal are at risk for trafficking after earthquake. Here's who's helping — The Huffington Post
Working a million hours to heal a city — The Atlantic
America's most promising pro-jobs policy — CityLab
Boys to men: Fathers, family, and opportunity — The Brookings Institute
MONEYWISE
When sex doesn’t sell: How faith influences what we buy — ARDA
Millennials: The money-conscious generation? — Forbes
Working mothers who make it all work — The Wall Street Journal
Working moms have more successful daughters and more caring sons, Harvard Business School study says — Quartz
The lovely lies we tell ourselves about the women hired to raise us — Quartz
A world without work — The Atlantic
America's fantasy of a four-day workweek — The Atlantic
5 (mostly) free ways you can advance your career this weekend — Forbes
It pays to be nice — The Atlantic
Study: If you always use a specific number when you negotiate, you’re doing it wrong — Quartz
Five things never to tell your subordinates — Forbes
Why offices full of ping-pong tables and video games might be onto something — FastCo Design
Why culture matters for startups - Q&A with culture influencer Cosmin Gheorghe — Forbes
Don't give away your best ideas at the job interview — Forbes
When do Americans think they'll actually retire? — The Atlantic
Ask Matt: Can I save too much for retirement? — USA Today
Amazon is America's best company. Says who? You! — CNN Money
Eddy Cue: Apple's dad-dancing problem-solver — BBC
Herb Scribner is a writer for Deseret News National. Send him an email at hscribner@deseretdigital.com or follow him on Twitter @herbscribner.