Grieving families struggle with the dilemma: Should we have let our child play?
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They Started Playing Football as Young as 6. They Died in Their Teens and Twenties With CTE
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Ahead of changes proposed to the census' race and ethnicity questions, I took a deep dive into historical documents with @jennymedina, trying to understand how the census has shaped identities in the US. Here's a look at each census, from 1790 till now: https://t.co/y1sDc5KBWN
Today, a “ring of fire” solar eclipse will sweep across the Western Hemisphere. Viewers in the darkest part of the moon’s shadow, below, will see a ring of light around the moon. Others will see the crescent sun of a partial solar eclipse. https://t.co/cfCWWastSd
About 1,900 structures in Lahaina were visibly damaged or destroyed by wildfires, according to an analysis of satellite images by The New York Times that surveyed the damage to the historic town on the island of Maui in Hawaii. https://t.co/DyGAryZ6LC
I knew Covid made some people really sick. But to see the lungs shrink, scar, and try to heal is remarkable. Three years on, patients are still living with this lasting damage. https://t.co/GO1DG0Dgu6
Journalism has changed more in the last dozen years than in the previous 30, in good ways and bad. One good way is the growth of visual investigations, like this piece catching oil tankers violating sanctions: https://t.co/veQTRWz3WE So much more effective than an article!
Today, NYT Publisher A.G. Sulzberger published an essay about the importance of independent journalism. In it, he cited our coverage of Hasidic schools, which has been criticized by community leaders despite being completely accurate. Here's what he said: https://t.co/RXYlOwnCFw
A final note: When the @nytimes gathered to mark the Pulitzer win today, we took a moment to remember that @evangershkovich of the @WSJ remains unjustly imprisoned in Russia.
He must be freed.
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Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid won the NBA's 2023 Most Valuable Player Award, his first. He recently said that he believes he "can do anything on the basketball floor."
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We've identified the leader of the Discord group where top secret U.S. documents were leaked — it's a 21-year-old member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, specifically its intelligence wing. Gift link, no paywall: https://t.co/yuUv5AjjW3
Venice's sea walls embody Italy's ambition, ingenuity, political instability, bureaucracy, corruption, defeatism and against-all-odds success. Now the city's sentinel may also stand as a monument to the futility of man's effort to stop climate change. https://t.co/4WaD3QAQ3o
Why let U.S. News and World Report have all the fun? @nytopinion invites you to ‘Build Your Own College Rankings’ https://t.co/HiVQK1dQly
Tell us what you value, and we’ll show you just how variegated and arbitrary lists of “best” colleges can be.
After many great and fulfilling years at The Washington Post, I started a new job last month at the NYT. This is my first story. https://t.co/HFNjKsza4A
To understand why investors are panicking about banks, you first have to understand how banks actually operate. We explain. @christinezhang https://t.co/w5ajvXxwfB