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His victory in 2016, the product of luck as much as skill, went to his head. Continue reading Trump Isn’t Actually That Good at Politics

Lisa Selin Davis’s book asks what it means, really, to “act like a girl,” or not. Continue reading ‘Tomboy’ Looks at Gender Roles, and Role-Playing, Through the Ages

Climate change is taking a toll on woodlands in the Northeast. Continue reading New England’s Forests Are Sick. They Need More Tree Doctors.

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Even those who despise the Houston Astros for their cheating scandal have trouble disparaging Baker, who has earned unrivaled good will over five decades in the majors. Continue reading Dusty Baker: The Beloved Manager Leading a Hated Team

“You would think that somewhere along that journey Trump would pick up a tiny, tiny bit of knowledge. But, hey, maybe he’s immune to that, too,” the “Daily Show” host said of the president’s infection with the coronavirus. Continue reading Trevor Noah: Trump Is Immune to Factual Information

New Yorkers, it seems, still want to dine out, eat carbs and cheese, buy lipstick and get high (but maybe not in that order). Continue reading From Krispy Kreme to Weed: Inside 5 Businesses That Opened in Pandemic N.Y.

Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to rezone SoHo to accommodate new affordable housing in a wealthy, white neighborhood. Continue reading Will SoHo Be the Site of New York City’s Next Battle Over Development?

Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna developed the Crispr tool, which can change the DNA of animals, plants and microorganisms with high precision. Continue reading Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to 2 Scientists for Work on Genome Editing