A revolution is under way. In 1970, less than 5 percent of working wives in the U.S. out earned their husbands. Today, nearly 40 percent do. Within a generation, a majority of working women will make more than their husbands and more women will support families than men.

In The Richer Sex: How the New Majority of Female Breadwinners Is Transforming Sex, Love and Family, best-selling author Liza Mundy shows how this reality will transform the sexual, dating, marriage, and work habits of men and women worldwide.

Video from the panel "Immigrant Rights Aside, What’s the U.S. Interest Here?"

On January 17, the New America Foundation and ImmigrationWorks USA held an event to discuss how to have a more constructive debate about immigration. Tamar Jacoby, New America Schwartz Fellow and President of ImmigrationWorks USA, gives her take on the event below:

The Woodrow Wilson Center Mexico Institute & the New America Foundation cordially invite
you to the latest installment in the ongoing series Dialogues with Mexico/Diálogos con México, featuring the launch of a new book, Mañana Forever?:Mexico and the Mexicans, by noted Mexican scholar and opinion leader Jorge Castañeda.

Breakfast will be provided.

Welcome

Andrés Martinez, co-director of the Future Tense Initiative and director of the Schwartz Fellows Program at the New America Foundation, took to the stage at Washington, D.C.’s Google office to welcome the assembled audience and set the stage for the day-and-a-half-long event. Among the primary questions to be pondered, he said, were: “How, as a democratic society, can we exercise oversight over scientific inquiry?