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Do you procrastinate on sending pitches or struggle to stick to your writing goals? Maybe you meet your deadlines but can’t seem to find time to market your services or get some much-needed fresh air during the week.

Like many freelancers, you may benefit from an accountability partner — someone who helps you commit to your goals while you help them commit to their...


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Shootings in major U.S. cities declined in 2025, according to the latest available preliminary data from the Council on Criminal Justice, extending a drop in gun violence that began after a pandemic-era peak in 2021.

While official national figures won’t be available for months — the FBI typically releases them later in the year — early data from major cities sugges...


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When compared with the medical care patients get in other high-income nations, the U.S. health system often ranks last in access, affordability and outcomes, as we explained here. One reason for that low ran...


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A new Yale University study challenges a common assumption that later life means inevitable cognitive and physical decline. An analysis of 12 years of data from more than 11,000 older Americans found that 45% of adults ages 65 and older showed measurable improvement in cognitive f...


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It’s a regular struggle on the gun violence beat to find good data that’s up-to-date and comprehensive — a reality we frequently cover on this page.

A recent webinar from Harvard’s Shorenstein Center laid out several useful tips and sources for good gun violence data.

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