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Maybe We Need Recession Pop Right Now

By Taylor Crumpton

How It Felt to Have My Kennedy Center Show Canceled

By Philippa Pham Hughes

What's Keeping Us From Fixing the Homelessness Crisis

By Jeff Hobbs

How CEOs Beat Trump on Tariffs

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Stephen Henriques
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Melinda French Gates on Parenting Lessons

We need the discipline to separate our own needs from our children’s and the wisdom to know when to let go, at least a little.

By Melinda French Gates

Why We ER Doctors Love 'The Pitt'

"The show offers audiences a raw glimpse into a health care system on the brink," writes Nicholas Cozzi, an emergency medicine physician.

By Dr. Nicholas Cozzi

A Homeland Attack Threatens Liberties Under Trump

The president is weakening America's defenses at home while amassing power in the White House.

By Jane Harman

The True Story of Appomattox

The case of Robert E. Lee’s surrender at Appomattox dramatically illustrates the dangers of letting myth substitute for accurate history.

By Elizabeth R. Varon / Made by History

Trump and Vance Have Accidentally United Europe

From tariffs to insulting signal messages, economist David McWilliams explores the Trump Administration's impact on Europe.

By David McWilliams

We’re Looking at Friendship All Wrong

It is not good friends or no friends. At least, it shouldn’t be, writes Priya Vulchi.

By Priya Vulchi

American Health Care Will Suffer Under Trump’s Tariffs

Trump’s tariffs could be devastating for America’s health care system. Consumers will pay the ultimate price, write Robert Glatter and Peter Papadakos.

By Robert Glatter and Peter Papadakos

Why Canadians are Boycotting American Whiskey

A global marketplace has shaped the U.S. whiskey industry for a century, even as it brands itself as distinctly American.

By E. Kyle Romero / Made by History

How to Master the Art of Venting

Venting isn’t a fantasy therapy session, Dr. Judith Joseph explains. It’s a constructive emotional release.

By Dr. Judith Joseph

The Danger of Adjusting State Borders

A movement for some Illinois counties to join Indiana threatens to resurrect an ominous—if understandable—practice from the 19th century.

By Conor William Howard / Made by History

The Myth of the Male Breadwinner

It’s hurting both women and men, writes Amanda Ruggeri.

By Amanda Ruggeri

Achieving Sustainable Growth Requires Rethinking the Economy

There is a economic paradigm that not focuses solely on how we collectively generate wealth but also on the ways in which we do so.

By Piyachart Isarabhakdee

Is Annoyance The Price We Pay For Community?

Some discomfort is part of the social contract of most communities. However, lingering annoyance can turn into deep resentment over time

By Mita Mallick

The Better Way to Fix Foreign Aid

The Trump Administration's cuts will have dire consequences for many. But we mustn't ignore the real downsides of aid.

By David Sogge

The Shingles Vaccine and Brain Health

The shingles vaccine has a potential protective effect against dementia, write Harvard doctors Christopher Worsham and Anupam Jena.

By Christopher M. Worsham and Anupam B. Jena

Newspapers Struggled to Cover Segregation in the North

Media outlets that praised MLK's work in the South treated Northern segregation, and the activism that aimed to challenge it, differently.

By Jeanne Theoharis / Made by History
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