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- Sep 16, 2026
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Opinion: Ed Sheeran didn’t have the ‘Perfect’ response to the Macklemore controversy – now the beloved singer risks becoming a pariah (opens the original)
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Ed Sheeran is pop music’s Mr. Nice Guy: An everyman superstar with a genuine-seeming smile who writes love songs for his wife and is beloved by all – from tween fans to the highest ranks of the A-list. Mr. Sheeran is under fire after the musician Macklemore, one of his supporting acts, was dropped from Mr. Sheeran’s current tour. This came after Macklemore’s sets in New Jersey on Sept. 4 and 5, which featured segments devoted to Palestine, including images of the destruction in Gaza. This prompt
Opinion: Test scores are falling, and the problem is staring us in the face (opens the original)
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The kids are not all right. At least according to their test scores. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development laid it out this week: test scores, especially for reading and math, have declined globally. Every three years, the OECD conducts the Program for International Student Assessment, or PISA, a global evaluation of 15 year olds to assess reading, math and science skills. This isn’t the sort of test where answers can be memorized and reproduced. It is designed to measure log
Opinion: The Met’s cancelled showcase of John Galliano was a wardrobe malfunction (opens the original)
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If any living fashion designer is worthy of a museum retrospective, it’s John Galliano. The works he created throughout his rags-to-ballgowns career have had an enormous impact on the fashion world and the culture as a whole. His pieces – under his own name and for Givenchy and most notably Dior – were extraordinary: stunning in the true sense of the word, with gasp-inducing theatricality. These dresses were works of art that in fact might have been more at home in a museum than on a woman at a
Opinion: Pete Hegseth proves himself unworthy of his job again – this time, at Canada’s expense (opens the original)
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Pete Hegseth, the former Fox News guy who’s now in charge of the U.S. military, has a rocky – to say the least – pre-Pentagon employment history of poor leadership, financial mismanagement, alleged sexist behaviour and substance abuse on the job. He has a well-documented problem with women: He has declared in the past that women have no place in combat roles in the military, and his own mother wrote that he “belittles, lies, cheats, sleeps around and uses women for his own power and ego” in an e
Opinion: Status update: Social media concerns are hitting a critical mass (opens the original)
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You get to a point in parenthood – and this point is creeping ever earlier – when more and more of your worries and conversations with other parents centre around technology. How much iPad time to allow? Our daughter is asking for a phone; she says all the kids her age already have one. Do we let our son use Snapchat? He says this is how his friends communicate. And so, maybe like the parents in Toy Story 5, you cave and get your child a device and watch them descend into a different version of
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