While poor families will continue to struggle, others who do make it out of poverty will likely fall back into it and ultimately homelessness when the Rescue Plan largely ends in 2022.

Re Taylor Trudon’s “The kids are not OK” (Opinion, April 5): Teen mental health is the forgotten crisis of our era. Take it from this high school junior.

No one — female or male — should ever be required to wear high heels for any reason.

Mental health should be given the same priority as physical health; it shouldn’t be a line item on a list of questions asked at annual physicals or by a school nurse.

The vaccine is intended not just to protect ourselves individually but also those who are vulnerable around us.

It’s no coincidence that in 2018 Altria, which owns the Marlboro brand, invested $1.8 billion in a cannabis company and $12.8 billion in JUUL, a nicotine vape product.

With resources strained and uncertainty continuing to be rampant, the need to think outside our comfortable boxes remains high.

The Biden administration should be clear in its guidance to companies about how the credentials can be used.

The report on the Department of Children and Families’ role in 14-year-old David Almond’s life and death is a tragic window into flawed decision-making and lack of transparency in the agency.

George Floyd and Hunter Biden probably had little in common — except for the ways they’re demonized for substance use disorder.