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CHILDHOOD IN THE CROSSFIRE

The Left’s Rogan May Be Hiding in Plain Sight

It’s the Cancer Rate, Stupid

TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

China’s Take on Takeout

The Reality of Life Below Deck

Trump Is Full Steam Ahead

America’s Rivals Eye a Pacific Opening

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AI’s Spa Day Solution

The Social Reckoning Meets Reality

Is Privacy in the Rearview Mirror?

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When Screen Time Equals Opportunity

Gen Z Doesn’t Fear, or Know, China

THE TEXAS BLUEPRINT • After decades in the wilderness, Texas Democrats are betting local infrastructure and year-round organizing can deliver what money alone could not

PEAKED PERFORMANCE • President Vladimir Putin’s Alaska meeting with his U.S. counterpart seemed to mark a high point for Russia. Twelve months on, that verdict is less clear

What’s the Matter With New York?

RIVAL’S RECOURSE • A Chinese company’s courtroom victory exposed an uncomfortable reality: Foreign competitors can use the institutions that safeguard American liberty to frustrate Washington’s security goals

HE’S NO ORDINARY GUY • Prince William tries to present himself as relatable in a bid to preserve the monarchy. But his choice of school for son George, and brother Harry’s return to the U.K., shows that strategy can only go so far

America’s Best Residential Addiction Treatment Centers 2026 • The nation’s leading residential addiction treatment centers, recognizing facilities that provide lasting support for recovery

LIGHTS, CAMERA, COMEBACK? • L.A.’s production rebound is promising, but faces familiar obstacles

Pocket Soaps • Microdramas are Hollywood’s big new thing. Retailers want in

Nic’s Cool-Girl Summer • In an age of oversharing, Nicole Kidman has mastered the art of seeming unbothered

THE REGISTER • WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR THIS WEEK

THE GLOVES ARE OFF • Don’t let perfect be the enemy of the good. Though that depends on what you mean by “good”