Episode 1: The Patients
Listen and follow ‘The Retrievals’Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Amazon Music Dozens of women came to a clinic at Yale for fertility treatment. All of them experienced unexpected…
In These Corners of Kabul, Western Influences Live On
There’s a glimmer of the old Kabul hiding in the new one — if you know where to look. It’s there in the crowded snooker halls where young men in…
Through Pandemics and Wildfires, Can Air Sensors Keep Offices Safe?
When wildfire smoke began blanketing New York City in June, employees at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, an architecture and design firm in Lower Manhattan, had a panoramic view of the…
Prigozhin May Be Gone, but Not the Failings He Ranted About
The Russian warlord whose 24-hour mutiny provoked the worst crisis to roil the country in three decades has been packed off to an uncertain exile — along with the foul-mouthed…
Cheaper Than Water? Retailers Try to Unload Bud Light.
On a recent steamy Sunday afternoon, customers strolled through the aisles of Glenn Miller’s Beer & Soda Warehouse, where overhead fans circulated the hot air. People heading to picnics, graduation…
Twitter’s New Chief Eases Into the Hot Seat
When Elon Musk announced last month that he had hired Linda Yaccarino as Twitter’s chief executive, he said he was “excited” to bring on someone who could “focus primarily on…
Democrats to Use $20 Million Equal Rights Push to Aid 2024 N.Y. House Bids
New York Democrats’ substandard performance in the midterm elections last year helped their party lose control of the House of Representatives, threatened its national agenda, and angered national Democrats. In…
Opinion | ‘My Body Is a Clock’: The Private Life of Chronic Care
Chronic illness is well hidden from society. Before I had a name for what ailed my body, I thought of myself as dehydrated and out of shape. I believed that…
‘Man Down!’: Surviving the Texas Heat in Prisons Without Air-Conditioning
On the third day of 100-degree temperatures last week, locked without air-conditioning in a Texas prison north of Houston, Joseph Martire said he began to feel overwhelmed. His breathing grew…
They Followed Doctors’ Orders. Then Their Children Were Taken Away.
Caitlyn Carnahan was a star patient in her MAT program in Oklahoma City, where she attended regular 12-step meetings and passed every urine test. But when someone from the state’s…