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Anna North

Anna North

Senior Correspondent

    Latest articles by Anna North

    Free the wrinkle
    Features

    The pandemic could help Americans finally embrace aging skin.

    By Anna North
    Politics
    Menopause is having a momentMenopause is having a moment
    Politics

    It used to be taboo to talk about. That’s starting to change.

    By Anna North
    Bosses are acting like the pandemic never happened
    Politics

    The pandemic transformed work. A lot of employers haven’t caught up.

    By Anna North
    Culture
    The real reason American parents hate each otherThe real reason American parents hate each other
    Culture

    A lack of support splits parents into warring factions. Here’s what could stop the fighting.

    By Anna North
    Explainers
    What American kids need this summerWhat American kids need this summer
    Explainers

    To help students recover from a pandemic school year, experts are prescribing fun.

    By Anna North
    National Geographic faced up to its racist past. Did it actually get better?
    Features

    Inside the reckoning at an American media institution.

    By Kainaz Amaria and Anna North
    Politics
    Biden’s plan to make America less terrible for parentsBiden’s plan to make America less terrible for parents
    Politics

    The social safety net for American families is almost nonexistent. Could that be about to change?

    By Anna North
    5 winners and 3 losers from Biden’s first congressional address
    Politics

    Winner: Obamacare. Loser: Wall Street.

    By Andrew Prokop, Anna North and 6 more
    Explainers
    Biden takes aim at American inequality by investing $1.8 trillion in familiesBiden takes aim at American inequality by investing $1.8 trillion in families
    Explainers

    Biden’s new plan would be life-changing for many American families. Can it pass?

    By Anna North and Ella Nilsen
    The debate over how to handle kids’ “lost year” of learning
    Politics

    Some want to hold students back. Experts say there’s a better way.

    By Anna North