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[ad_1] Prison waiting rooms are not warm places. For young children especially, visiting an incarcerated parent is often as traumatic as it is therapeutic. It’s an experience filled with long …

[ad_1] The United States possesses the world’s most advanced military equipment, and quality matters immensely in combat. But quantity gets a say, too. And from ships to shells to soldiers, …

[ad_1] This pattern of normalization is sometimes called, more wonkily, shifting base lines syndrome. Lately I’ve found myself wondering whether warning about future impacts itself contributes to the problem — …

[ad_1] To the Editor: Re “Would $5,000 Bonuses Spur New Baby Boom?” and “E.P.A. Poised to Cancel Grants to Study Dangers to Children” (front page, April 22): What an extraordinary …

[ad_1] There is also evidence that when people offer their life evaluation score, the framing of the question can prompt them to fixate on wealth and status over other aspects …

[ad_1] Lozada: That’s so hard — there’s such a fire hose of news every day. I think about, every day, looking at the New York Times app or other news …

[ad_1] I spent the early days of Covid talking to hundreds of American parents of all different backgrounds, socioeconomic statuses and circumstances about how the pandemic affected their lives. While …

[ad_1] Elon Musk may be stepping back from running the so-called Department of Government Efficiency, but his legacy there is already secured. DOGE is assembling a sprawling domestic surveillance system …

[ad_1] What followed was a blitz of action meant to ameliorate the worst of the crisis. “On his very first night in office,” the historian William E. Leuchtenburg (who died …