Iowa Doesn’t Have Enough OB-GYNs. The State’s Abortion Ban Might Be Making It Worse.
Jonna Quinn was initially thrilled when she got her first job after her medical residency, working as an OB-GYN in Mason City, Iowa. It was less than two hours down the road from West Bend, where she grew up on a farm. But the hospital started restricting certain birth control options and...
10 clinical trials to watch in the first half of 2026
After a lengthy downturn, the biotech industry finally gathered momentum in 2025. Key readouts in obesity, infectious disease and many rare conditions could help it continue. Continue reading →
Kylie Jenner Revives ’90s Versace Glam, Timothée Chalamet Channels ’50s in Givenchy at Critics Choice Awards 2026
Jenner’s dress was sourced from Los Angeles-based archival studio Tab Vintage. Continue reading →
To Knock Down Health-System Hurdles Between You and HIV Prevention, Try These 6 Things
When Matthew Hurley was looking to take PrEP to prevent HIV, the doctor hadn’t heard of the medicine, and when he finally did prescribe PrEP, the bills sent to Hurley were expensive … and wrong. “I decided to write in because the process was really super frustrating.” At one...
Phoebe Philo Signals Strong Momentum Ahead, Anticipates Revenue Tripling in 2025
With a Mayfair flagship on the horizon, the brand said 2025 turnover is set to reach 32 million pounds. Continue reading →
Fleet Feet’s CEO Discusses Nike and On Businesses, Opening New Doors and How Specialty Run Can Grow
Chief executive officer Joey Pointer looks back on 2025 and lays out some of the company’s plans for 2026, including Fleet Feet’s 50th anniversary. Continue reading →
Tracking the Supreme Court’s impact on K-12 schools
We’ve gathered cases since the high court’s 2019-20 term to measure the justices’ footprint in schools. Continue reading →
Pre-K teachers speak out about AI, instructional materials, training and pay in surveys
Rand research indicates teachers of young students want and need more training in ed tech, curricula and supporting diverse learners. Continue reading →
Private school choice threatens public school experiences, says EdTrust CEO
Public funding for students and schools must be protected to preserve equitable learning opportunities, Denise Forte writes. Continue reading →