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The danger of ignoring social science expertise

ColumnsAlexander Randall -
Picture this. Your car brakes start to make a grinding noise, a hazard light glows on your dashboard and you know absolutely nothing...

Video killed the radio star — and our patience too

ColumnsMichaela Okuyama -
Editor’s note: The article was originally published on February 11, 2026. An editor’s note was added July 10, 2026. An author title was...

Let’s talk about periods

ColumnsDeanza Jayaputri Andriansyah -
The often taboo topic of menstruation reflects the dismissal and invalidation of women’s health. The health concerns of people who menstruate are often...

The comforting allure of AI therapy 

ColumnsSara Khan -
While an inaccessibility to therapy was documented as a problem in the U.S., instant accessibility to chatbot therapy — the very opposite —...

Public schools should automatically give students public library cards

ColumnsRuby Goodwin -
Editor’s note: The article was originally published on February 8, 2026. An editor’s note was added July 10, 2026. An author title was...

Why Gavin Newsom can’t mock Trump without becoming him

ColumnsRuby Goodwin -
Editor’s note: The article was originally published on February 8, 2026. An editor’s note was added July 10, 2026. An author title was...

Being over men is still about men

ColumnsSara Khan -
Editor’s note: The article was originally published on February 8, 2026. An editor’s note was added July 10, 2026. An author title was...

Is Mitt Romney still as conservative as before? 

ColumnsJulia Kremenetsky -
Editor’s note: The article was originally published on January 20, 2026. An editor’s note was added July 10, 2026. An author title was...

What is Trump’s obsession with renaming everything?

ColumnsJulia Kremenetsky -
Editor’s note: The article was originally published on January 9, 2026. An editor’s note was added July 10, 2026. An author title was...

The double standard of women’s expression at work

ColumnsDeanza Jayaputri Andriansyah -
The workplace expects women to be accommodating and overly collaborative. Yet, women are penalized more than men for failing to act this way....

Unmasking the monster-in-law in Asian households

ColumnsDeanza Jayaputri Andriansyah -
In pop culture, the mother-in-law is often depicted in an unfavorable light — cold and domineering. In movies, television and even everyday jokes,...

High-protein everything is just capitalization in disguise

ColumnsSara Khan -
Why does everything in your grocery cart seem to suddenly be so high-protein? You’re not imagining it; a booming protein business is cashing...
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