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Anna North

Anna North

Senior Correspondent

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    Kids need it for education. Families also need it for child care.

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    Americans have burnout on top of burnout on top of burnout. Now what?

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    America doesn’t have enough teachers to keep schools openAmerica doesn’t have enough teachers to keep schools open
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    The problem started way before omicron.

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    The world as we know it is ending. Why are we still at work?The world as we know it is ending. Why are we still at work?
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    From the pandemic to climate change, Americans are still expected to work no matter what happens.

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    My year of smells
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    The power of perfume in a plague year.

    By Anna North
    Politics
    Why adoption isn’t a replacement for abortion rightsWhy adoption isn’t a replacement for abortion rights
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    From the dangers of pregnancy to the trauma of adoption, there’s a lot SCOTUS has not acknowledged as Roe v. Wade hangs in the balance.

    By Anna North
    Money
    Long hours make bad neighborsLong hours make bad neighbors
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    Americans’ excessive and unpredictable work schedules are making us lonely, self-centered, and powerless.

    By Anna North
    They lost parents to Covid-19. Are we abandoning them?
    Features

    The number of American kids whose caregivers have died in the pandemic has surpassed 140,000.

    By Anna North
    Playdates are ruining all the fun
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    It’s time to rethink how American children play.

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