The author of ‘The Anxious Generation’ on how a phone-based childhood disrupts normal development and why social media harms ...

Also, a C.J. Box novel, a magical sword, Alexander Vindman, the Trump campaign and more: the New York Times list for the week ended March 1.

It’s poor form for the Queensland Teachers’ Union to use the vulnerability of children to support its tired campaign to ...

The Russian leader is offering few concessions in negotiations over Ukraine. How hard is Trump willing to push for the peace he promises?

The Untruth of Fragility: The idea that “what doesn’t kill you makes you weaker,” which promotes the notion that individuals are vulnerable and that exposure to potentially distressing ideas can harm ...

China, a Big Tech book about threats, a study of the American right: the New York Times adults’ bestseller list for the week ...

While CRT was initially a niche academic theory, its application in education, DEI initiatives, and corporate settings has ...

Just two weeks ago, the Washington Commanders granted star defensive lineman Jonathan Allen permission to seek a trade. The two-time Pro Bowler apparently didn't find the kind of interest he and ...

Vermont is at a critical crossroads. Think back to your own school days. How much learning, friendship and fun would have been lost if you had been allowed to bring a small television set to ...

Americans are not so inane and tractable as to need coddling–a mere assertion that ... and communities who embrace it.” Lukianoff and Haidt make the case that these untruths are pervading ...

The Washington Commanders announced Friday that they are releasing two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen. The move, which frees up $16.5 million in cap space for the Commanders ...

Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt is drawing a parallel between the people pushing smartphones on kids and drug dealers. “In case you needed any other reason to be suspicious, the people who make ...