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brooding
What Even Is a Resilient Child? An unexpected Instagram exchange made me consider how growing up with social media affects kids.
By Kathryn Jezer-Morton
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cover story podcast
A Power Trip Refresher Everything you need to know for part two of our podcast on the dark side of the psychedelic renaissance.
By the Cut
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encounter
Becca Tilley Gets Her Rose Coming out to Bachelor Nation wasn’t easy, but it sure felt good.
By Katie Heaney
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the body politic
The Abortion Stories We Didn’t Tell How decades of silence left us unprepared for the post-Roe fight.
By Rebecca Traister
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life after roe
The Necessity of Hope Things are bad. They will get worse. But despair has never been an option.
By Rebecca Traister
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self
They, Then and Now Asking for pronouns has become a social standard. Who is it serving?
By Brock Colyar
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crime
A Mother Always Knows Where Her Kids Are When a Mormon ex–beauty queen’s children disappeared, her shiny façade shielded her from suspicion — for a while.
By Leah Sottile
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power
Canceled at 17 When kids make mistakes, and classmates never forgive.
By Elizabeth Weil
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fertility
Egg Freezing’s BMI Problem For some patients of size, the promise of future family planning is a broken one.
By Anna Louie Sussman
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power
Dianne Feinstein, the Institutionalist She fought for gun control, civil rights, and abortion access for half a century. Where did it all go wrong?
By Rebecca Traister
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encounter
The Hostess Who Kept Their Secret Grace Faison — the 97-year-old Brooklyn Heights fixture — opens up about secretly housing women seeking illegal abortions in the late ’60s.
By Eliza Gray
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life after roe
10 Women on Getting an Abortion in the End Days of Roe “It felt like an insult to have to read that my fetus is the size of corn.”
By Alice Markham-Cantor and Megan Paetzhold
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books
The Sad Young Literary Man Is Now a Middle-Aged Dad Keith Gessen wrote a memoir about family life. His wife, Emily Gould, is mostly okay with that.
By Elizabeth Weil
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formula shortage
My Life Revolves Around Breastfeeding As the formula shortage continues, keeping my daughter fed is a full-time responsibility. And I’m one of the lucky ones.
By Jen Wieczner