Explaining Bidenomics – The New York Times
Bill Clinton and Barack Obama both ran for president promising to reinvigorate the economy for ordinary Americans. And both enacted laws that helped millions of people. Clinton expanded children’s health…
Summer’s Not Over Yet – The New York Times
This weekend, while you’re working the grill or attending a parade or sitting in traffic, conversation will turn, inevitably, to the end of summer. How fast it’s gone by, someone…
Ah, the Lazy Life – The New York Times
Early afternoon, late summer. Humid, 83 degrees. The cicadas were whirring outside. I closed my laptop, got up from the desk in my home office and went to the bedroom.…
Vaccines for Fall – The New York Times
Covid cases have risen. Flu season is approaching. And new vaccines for the virus known as R.S.V. recently became available. This swirl of developments has left many people wondering which…
A Category 4 Hurricane – The New York Times
Hurricane Idalia intensified overnight and is now a Category 4 storm heading toward Florida’s Gulf Coast. It has wind speeds of 130 miles an hour and is expected to make…
Uncharted Waters – The New York Times
The water that lies beneath the earth’s surface — known as groundwater — has been a vital resource for thousands of years. Communities that are far away from lakes and…
Cutting Health Care Costs – The New York Times
As his re-election effort gets underway, President Biden is signaling that health care — and particularly the cost of it — will be central to his campaign. “We’re taking on…
Best Hamburger Helper Recipe – The New York Times
Hi! I’m still here, Sam’s still on vacation, let’s talk about what to cook this week. Sometimes, you put a recipe out into the universe and genuinely wonder: Will anyone…
Now Time to Play – The New York Times
When you open Connections — a new Times game — you often need to fight your initial instincts. It’s a game in which a little patience can go a long…
The Weekender – The New York Times
Times editors have handpicked 11 stories for you to enjoy. Welcome to The Weekender. _____ Even the over-the-top ones, like Uma Thurman’s Southern drawl in “Red, White & Royal Blue,”…
China’s Problems Are Real – The New York Times
China’s economic problems can seem sudden and surprising. Just a few years ago, its economy inspired worldwide envy. Today, signs of trouble appear to be everywhere. The real estate market…
Steel Is Getting Cleaner – The New York Times
Steel is the backbone of the modern economy, essential for building skyscrapers, wind turbines, planes, trains and automobiles. It’s also incredibly dirty, responsible for about 7 percent of global carbon…
O primeiro debate republicano – The New York Times
Os oito candidatos presidenciais republicanos que subiram ao palco na noite passada tinham muitas vantagens. Havia um senador em exercício e dois governadores em exercício, bem como um empresário, alguns…