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Input from readers will help shape our coverage. By Sonia A. Rao I’m Sonia A. Rao, a disability reporter for The New York Times. I started this role in June as a member of The New York Times’s 2025-26 ...

As we celebrate America’s working men and women this Labor Day, test your knowledge of jobs that have disappeared with this quick quiz.

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Chad Paine read a heartfelt letter from Erin Bates’ daughter during her hospitalization after severe sepsis complications ...

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By redefining how they view research, early childhood educators can create classrooms that support young researchers.

Ahead of the National Year of Reading, founder and creative director of The Reading Agency, Debbie Hicks, asks the trade to ...

A new batch of set photos for DC Studios‘ highly anticipated body horror movie led by Kandahar’s Tom Rhys Harries, Clayface, ...

A child who struggles to read, follow directions, or write quickly may feel embarrassed in front of peers. This is especially true as children grow older and school becomes more publicly performative ...

Guinness World Records is celebrating its 70th anniversary by inviting regular folks to attempt unique records.

A woman said her "mind is blown" by the discovery of what certain people can see in their heads when they're reading. Lia Shields, 27, has been an avid book lover since she was a child, managing to ...