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Walkability, but for children

HENDERSON, Nevada — When one tries to imagine a “family-friendly” neighborhood, the Las Vegas area might not come to mind. But “family-friendly” flowed from...

Taylor Swift’s radical act of liking her husband

Apparently, being really excited about your husband is a problem. Taylor Swift recently went viral for doing something totally normal. On Sunday Night Football, Travis...

How legislatures and the courts sabotage the death penalty

State legislators and the courts have turned the death penalty into a grimly farcical process, feeding the cheapest arguments against it. The attempted execution of...

Trump’s Cuba siege is a waiting game

Thirty years ago, Wayne Smith, the former chief of the U.S. Interests Section in Havana, argued in a 1996 essay that Cuba might follow...

Putin ignores two realities with Kaliningrad nuclear threats

Addressing the Valdai conference in Moscow on Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged in one of his favored refrains. Offering a litany of historical...

Medicare knows the price of everything and the value of nothing

This summer, Medicare proposed expanding its push toward “site-neutral” payments, which seek to eliminate some of the differences in what Medicare pays for the...

We failed our children on social media. AI is our last chance to get it right

Meta recently agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion and fundamentally change how Facebook and Instagram operate for young users. The settlement followed years...

Washington must not limit access to childhood vaccines

The politicization of public health, growing misinformation, and unnecessary shifts in federal recommendations opposed by the medical community are fueling confusion over proven childhood...

It could have been Israel’s 9/11. The media called it a ‘midair altercation’

A FlyDubai flight headed toward Tel Aviv, Israel, nearly crashed on Wednesday after its Omani co-pilot allegedly stabbed the captain while shouting “Allahu achbar”...

Think abortion is banned in your state? Medical groups just built the legal workaround

In the years following the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, the landscape of American reproductive healthcare has undergone a profound structural shift....
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