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An American man can expect to live about 75.8 years; a woman, 81.1 — a 5.3-year gap. The culture calls it biology or bad behavior. The data says most of the male death gap is preventable, and ignored.
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By Stacey Tallitsch | July 28, 2026 When the country talks about who gets locked up and for how long, it tells a story about race and class. That story is real, and it matters. But there is a second disparity sitting inside the same federal data, larger than most of
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By Stacey Tallitsch | July 27, 2026 Walk past the encampment near the Intrepid in Manhattan, the tents that have New Yorkers turning on Mayor Mamdani, the sweeps North Carolina just voted to authorize, the count in Los Angeles that climbed another 7.9% this year. Look at who is actually
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By Stacey Tallitsch | July 24, 2026 Every few months a new headline warns us that boys are a problem to be managed. Too loud. Too physical. Too disruptive. The subtext is always the same: masculinity shows up early, and school’s job is to sand it down. But look at
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By Stacey Tallitsch | July 23, 2026 Open any feature on the sports-betting boom and you meet the same character: the young man who can't control himself. He's impulsive. He's chasing a rush. He's another data point in the long indictment of
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The ribbons say veterans die of silence and the cure is to get them talking. The VA's own data says otherwise: 61% weren't in its care at all. This isn't a silence problem. It's a severance problem.
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Strip away the politics and the supplement grift and a hard, peer-reviewed signal remains: sperm counts and young men's testosterone are measurably falling. That's not a meme. It's a measurement.
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The pay gap is treated as the master metric of workplace fairness. But men were 91.9% of the workers killed on the job in 2024. The pay gap and the danger gap are the same coin — and here is the face nobody shows you.
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Every few months a headline says American men have gone soft. Here's the contrarian case, and it's arithmetic: men didn't walk away from work. The work walked away from them, and the paycheck stopped rewarding it.
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The headlines say men are opting out of college. The data says something colder: a pipeline that has been filtering boys out since the third grade. Here's what's actually happening - and what to do about it.
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The most lethal online crime aimed at minors is 90% male and organized offshore. While we call boys the online threat, an extortion industry is hunting them.
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By Stacey Tallitsch | July 14, 2026 The headline this spring was that teenage boys are dating chatbots and torching their futures doing it. Fortune ran the warning. The American Psychological Association ran the concern. The diagnosis writes itself: boys are emotionally stunted, so they've retreated into synthetic women
