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Sinead Ryan: 'Center Parcs can leave you pining for imagined past'

I spent last weekend – along with 400 or so other journalists – at the new Center Parcs in Longford. While it was heartening to see there are actually that many working journalists still in the country, it wouldn’t be somewhere I’d normally book given I have no small children and a dislike of homogenous […]

Democratic Debate, Capital One, Killer Robots: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

(Because of technical difficulties, our Evening Briefing email has not yet been sent. We are working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.) Good evening. Here’s the latest. _____ 1. Sanders vs. Warren, Buttigieg vs. O’Rourke, and the Mod Squad vs. the liberals: The […]

Opinion | Fix Our Health Care System. Don’t Try to Make It Perfect.

When did so many of our elected leaders become so uncompromising on health care? Was it the moment when many in the Democratic field raised their hands in support of providing subsidized health insurance to all undocumented immigrants? That’s a position that even our peer countries with better coverage rates have yet to embrace. Maybe […]

Opinion | Paths to Treating Mental Illness

To the Editor: In “It’s Not Just a Chemical Imbalance” (Sunday Review, July 28), Kelli María Korducki describes her personal experience over many years seeking professional treatment for her mental health challenges. She laments that psychiatry has become “an industry of medication management.” This opinion is widely shared — alas, justifiably so. But it’s not […]

‘We are all connected’: Seesaws unite children across U.S.-Mexico border

Children on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border have found a common language that any kid can grasp: playtime. Dozens of kids — and adults — lined up to play on three pink seesaws set up along the border outside El Paso on Monday, where two architecture professors hope to break down some barriers with […]

Model admits she lied about being transgender after transphobic remarks surface

Model Carissa Pinkston has come under fire after she says she lied about being transgender following the unearthing of transphobic remarks she made on Facebook in May. Pinkston — who has modelled for Rihanna‘s lingerie line Savage x Fenty, Marc Jacobs and Prabal Gurung — was fired from her agency, Elite Models, after the posts […]

Opinion | Trump’s Attacks Are Good Politics — for Democrats

President Trump’s tweet attacks on members of Congress of color, from “The Squad” to Representative Elijah Cummings, have made it clear that fanning the flames of white racial resentment is central to his politics and re-election strategy. For decades, some left-leaning strategists stifled their candidates’ response to dog whistles for fear of alienating whites who […]

Opinion | The White House Blocked My Report on Climate Change and National Security

Ten years ago, I left my job as a tenured university professor to work as an intelligence analyst for the federal government, primarily in the State Department but with an intervening tour at the National Intelligence Council. My focus was on the impact of environmental and climate change on national security, a growing concern of […]

Democratic Debate, Capital One, Baltimore: Your Tuesday Briefing

(Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.) Good morning. We’re covering tonight’s Democratic debate, a major data breach at Capital One, and a new honor for the song “Old Town Road.” Top Democratic progressives to face off Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren will share the stage for the first time tonight, […]