When a President Wrote for the Book Review
Past presidents and soon-to-be presidents have long written for the Book Review — Herbert Hoover, Bill Clinton, John F. Kennedy. The very first …
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At One Alaskan Hospital, Indigenous Foods Are Part of the Healing Plan
While Aaron Osterback was hospitalized with Covid-19 and pneumonia in September, he leaned on the foods he grew up with, like salmon and cod, to …
After Killings, U.K. Asks: Should Misogyny Be a Hate Crime?
LONDON — As anger grew in Britain last week over the justice system’s approach to violence against women, the public discourse has turned to a …
For Meghan, an Image Rendered in a U.K.-U.S. Split Screen
LONDON — When Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, stepped out last week at a gala for veterans in New York City, the beaming, beribboned prince …
How, and Why, Boris Johnson Could Lose His Job as U.K. Prime Minister
LONDON — One of his lawmakers calls him a “dead man walking.” Another, once a cabinet colleague, stood up in Parliament to tell him: “In the name …
Signs Point to Better News for Buyers in the Home Market
As vaccination rates rise and Covid-19 cases fall in many parts of the country, daily life is slowly beginning to resemble what it looked like …
Teachers Worry About Students Using A.I. But They Love It for Themselves.
Educators are increasingly using generative A.I. in their own work, even as they express profound hesitation about the ethics of student use.
This Is No Way to Run a Democracy
Bret Stephens: Hi Gail. So it turns out that Joe Biden really did win Arizona last year. Are you … shocked? Gail Collins: Pass the champagne …
The Omicron Shift in Europe: Pandemic or Endemic?
LONDON — In Britain, France, Spain and other countries across Europe, politicians and some public health experts are pushing a new approach to …
What I See in the Latest Blackface ‘Scandal’
At the University of Michigan recently, the music professor Bright Sheng — who’s had a superlative career as a composer, conductor and musician …