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What to Know About the Science of Reading
An effort to overhaul how children learn to read, known as the science of reading movement, is sweeping the country.…
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Health
Covid Has Resurged, but Scientists See a Diminished Threat
Hospitalizations have ticked upward, and there are at least 1,200 Covid deaths each week. Americans should wear masks more often…
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Magazine
I Just Learned My Son Is a Webcam Model. Should I Be Troubled?
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on a sensational side gig — and the shame associated with sex work.
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Johnson Heads to Border, Turning Up Heat on Biden for an Immigration Deal
The visit by the speaker and scores of House Republicans comes as the G.O.P. seeks to increase pressure on President…
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‘World’s Oldest Pyramid’ in Indonesia? A Study Draws Skepticism
In a mountainous corner of Indonesia lies a hill, dotted with stone terraces, where people come from around the country…
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How a Proxy Fight Over Campus Politics Brought Down Harvard’s President
Amid plagiarism allegations and a backlash to campus antisemitism, Claudine Gay became an avatar for broader criticisms of academia.
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How a Proxy Fight Over Campus Politics Brought Down Harvard’s President
Amid plagiarism allegations and a backlash to campus antisemitism, Claudine Gay became an avatar for broader criticisms of academia.
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Haley’s Civil War Gaffe Complicates Her New Hampshire Push
Her failure to mention slavery in response to a question about the causes of the Civil War has given Chris…
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Maureen Flavin Sweeney, Whose Weather Report Delayed D-Day, Dies at 100
She helped save General Eisenhower’s invasion from potential disaster, enabling the Allies to gain a foothold in France that proved…
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New Year, New Show: An Original ‘& Juliet’ Star Heads Home
Melanie La Barrie thought she would make it through her last performance of “& Juliet” without succumbing to tears. She…