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[ad_1] I’m a woman who has never wanted children. For years, the person who had the hardest time accepting that was my mother. Since two of my closest friends also …

[ad_1] To the Editor: Re “West Point Is Supposed to Educate, Not Indoctrinate,” by Graham Parsons (Opinion guest essay, May 12): Dr. Parsons’ rebuke of the Trump administration’s chokehold on …

[ad_1] “Trump,” Dallek wrote by email, is the most brazenly corrupt national politician in modern times, and his openness about it is sui generis. Trump 2.0 is emboldened on many …

[ad_1] The email arrived in early February from the U.S. Embassy in Copenhagen, carrying a blunt message. It informed the organizers of a Danish lecture series — one I was …

[ad_1] When I moved to America from Russia to join a biology lab at Harvard Medical School in 2023, it felt as if I found my dream job. America was …

[ad_1] If the White House wants to fire the librarian of Congress, it can. But it was interesting to have recently had the experience of meeting this dynamic, dedicated person, …

[ad_1] Here’s a statistic I’ve been thinking about recently: In 1976, about 40 percent of high school seniors had read six books or more for fun in the last year. …

[ad_1] Here’s a statistic I’ve been thinking about recently: In 1976, about 40 percent of high school seniors had read six books or more for fun in the last year. …

[ad_1] On the last day of April, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signed a memo that has the potential to unleash profound change in the Army. After decades of being …