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Men’s search for meaning is everyone’s problem.
Bring back outdoor recess!
As vaccination rates slide, there are still ways you can protect yourself from cold, flu, RSV, and Covid this year.
What history can teach us about the AI job apocalypse.
Pope Leo’s politics are more complicated than simply “anti-Trump.”
What you’re feeling is ambivalence. It can be a good thing.
How doctors learned to stop childhood food allergies.
What happens when you tell a generation they’re special?
Tradwives are everywhere on social media. Their allegedly dominant spouses are invisible.
“Setting boundaries” is broken — but there’s a different way to think about caring for yourself and others.
RFK Jr. and his supporters are asking the wrong questions about these medications.
What could go wrong when Black Friday shopping meets an affordability crisis?
Oops.
How a neo-Nazi infiltrated so deep into the Republican Party.
Everyone can benefit from an overnight hang with their pals.
The Republican justices find something they care about more than they care about religion.
What a president for Gen Alpha might be like.
Do people love West End Girl because it’s good, because it documents a trainwreck, or both?
It’s easier than ever to stop doomscrolling.
The Court has made a hash of its religion decisions. Damon Landor may be the newest victim of that uncertainty.
Choosing health insurance in the US is notoriously difficult. Let this guide help.
How to decode your mental heath benefits.
The debate over youth gender identity polling, explained.
A guide to venting without annoying everyone you know.
Can the NYC mayoral race prove it’s a winning issue?
Philip Pullman’s new book finishes the story The Golden Compass started.
ChatGPT Atlas is a glimpse into the future, even if it doesn’t work right.
In his second term, Trump’s rhetoric and policies regarding the trans community have become far more menacing.
What TV can teach us about Instagram.
The Republican justices hunt for a reason to gut America’s most successful civil rights law.
Experts created a coding scheme for kids’ media quality. Here’s what’s at the top and bottom.
It’s not millennial cringe to wonder if you can enjoy the work of problematic artists.
Reckoning with Jane Austen and empire on her 250th anniversary.
The Republican justices seem eager to kill state bans on anti-LGBTQ conversion therapy.
Kids are ditching screens but staying in touch, with the help of an ’80s-chic device.
OpenAI still isn’t doing enough to protect young people.
A new Supreme Court case could make therapists immune from regulation.
What the Supreme Court plans to do to America in its upcoming term.