June 24, 2026 Print Edition
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Americans online: The perils of childhood in an internet age
The social aspect of online use quickly leads to unwanted interactions and outright bullying.
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Your Land
Magazine - Your Land
Who’s afraid of a ‘stay-at-home woman’
“I could not have a stay-at-home woman,” NBA legend LeBron James declared. Everybody’s Crazy is the name of...
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Magazine - Your Land
California’s $100,000 poor people
If you are a single person living alone and you make $46,000 a year, then you are a...
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Magazine - Your Land
The Giants Pride Night protest MLB couldn’t tolerate
You’ve grinded your way to achieving your dream of becoming a Major League Baseball player. But are you...
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Magazine - Your Land
Why the New York Knicks’ visit to the Trump White House is a big deal
The New York Knicks made a lot of history in the 2026 playoffs, including the largest NBA Finals...
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Business
Magazine - Business
Interest rate cut not likely on the table, even after Iran deal and somewhat falling oil prices
The announcement of an end-of-hostility deal between the United States and Iran has done little to...
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Washington Briefing
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How Brendan Carr’s attack on TV stations echoes FCC chairman under JFK
Federal Communications Committee Chairman Brendan Carr’s clampdown on TV stations has a surprising antecedent. Sixty-five years...
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Defense
Russia is learning Crimea doesn’t pay
For more than four years now, Russian President Vladimir Putin has resorted to punishing airstrikes targeting...
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Magazine
Social Security is set to go insolvent unless leaders can make tough decisions on reform
Social Security Trustees recently warned that the nation’s largest and most important retirement program is only...
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Congressional
Will Dems’ targeting of California GOP-turned-Indie congressman ‘Pan’ out?
California’s latest redistricting experiment has produced one of the state’s most intriguing political matchups. In the...
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Letter from editor
Iran deal walks and quacks like a debacle
Quoting oneself usually smacks of self-aggrandizement. But I’ll make an exception to hold myself accountable. I wrote on March 31...
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