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Mandate the vaccine, not masks
Vaccines are the solution to Covid-19. Let’s make the most of them.
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The political crisis in Tunisia, explained by an expert
The Arab Spring’s democratic success story is under threat.
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Cops at the schoolyard gate
How the number of police officers in schools skyrocketed in recent decades.
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How to be a good ancestor
Don’t get trapped in the now. You can help future generations survive risks like climate change, pandemics, and artificial intelligence.
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Don’t dwell on the US life expectancy drop. Worry about the long-term trend.
Covid-19 cut US life expectancy by 1.5 years, but that might not mean what you think it means.
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Do I want kids?
How do I decide whether to have kids? A new episode of Glad You Asked explores this enormous life decision.
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The long road to a reckoning on racist team names
I worked for a Native American advocacy group. The hardest part of my job was fighting racist sports names.
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The endless expansion of the American beverage aisle
The American beverage aisle is overflowing, with no sign of letting up.
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The best four years of your life?
Dropping out helped me see the lies we’re sold about the college experience.
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The ballad of the Chowchilla bus kidnapping
In 1976, a school bus carrying 26 children and their driver disappeared from a small California town. Forty-five years later, we revisit the story.
