Small family companies will explore these new opportunities to be rewarded tax-free, in exchange for surrendering rights they never use.

BBC: Plugging the leaks in the tax system

As this was long before window air conditioners bested the noises of a neighborhood's tropical nights, the broadcast blanketed the block from Keer to Chancellor a block on which not a single Republican lived in any of the thirtyodd two-and-a-half-family houses or in the small new apartment building at the Chancellor Avenue corner.

NPR: Roth Rewrites History with a 'Plot Against America'

Her family is well-known in the small New Hampshire town, where Ms. Lanza's mother was a school nurse and her brother, James Champion, works in law enforcement.

WSJ: Portraits of Newtown Victims

It describes, for example, the travails of setting up a new business (Cirrus, a family firm in Minnesota that makes small aeroplanes).

ECONOMIST: Air travel

Marriage rates are at historic lows, and a new report from the National Center for Family and Marriage Research shows a small but definite rise in the decoupling of fatherhood and marriage.

WSJ: Are Dads the New Moms?

They have three children, two sons and a daughter, and when the kids were small the family lived closer to the shore, in Rumson, New Jersey.

NEWYORKER: We Are Alive

Into a new family firm focused on Latin America, Bronfman is putting a bit of his money, a small amount of time and whatever access is necessary to his well-placed network.

FORBES: La Familia Bronfman