Can a Co-op Board Member Mine My Personal Information? A co-op board application package contains sensitive information. What happens when a board member misuses it? Read More…

Pasta Dreams and Flying Machines: Our Tuscan Adventure A father takes his two young sons to Tuscany to savor pasta and the country’s rich history. Along the way, they discover that the straight path is not always the best path. Read More…

A National Goal: Prevent a Million Heart Attacks and Strokes by 2022 There is already a well-established path to countering cardiovascular disease. All it really requires is the will of individuals and society to follow it. Read More…

I Have Updated My Personal Privacy Policy While the G.D.P.R. is a European law, my policy applies to everyone, since I don’t really have any friends who live in Europe. Read More…

The Messy Reality Inside the Pentagon, Captured in Fiction Kathleen McInnis discusses her new novel, which looks at the Pentagon’s civilian force, its work-life balance and the American national-security system. Read More…

Facebook Did Not Securely Store Passwords. Here’s What You Need to Know. Facebook said it had found no evidence of abuse and it was not requiring users to change their passwords, but you should do it anyway. Read More…

Checking on Social Security Estimates Is a Good Idea, but Many People Don’t Do It The Social Security Administration used to mail out many more statements each year. Now, it encourages workers to go online. A new report says millions haven’t looked. Read More…

The Secret to Good Health May Be a Walk in the Park In Minneapolis-St. Paul, the nation’s healthiest urban region, almost everyone lives within a 10-minute walk of a good public park. Shouldn’t we all? Read More…

Why You Should Get the New Shingles Vaccine People 50 and older should get the new shingles vaccine whether or not they remember having had chickenpox as a child, experts say. Read More…