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Want More Babies? Abolish Commutes.
By Joanne Lipman
Ms. Lipman is the author of “That’s What She Said: What Men and Women Need to Know About Working Together” and other books.
The Trump administration really wants Americans to have more kids. President Trump, the self-proc...
September 11 and the Media
Every September in the journalism seminar I teach at Yale, I devote a class to the 9/11 terror attacks. The students already know the basic, awful details, of the hijacked planes, the thousands murdered, the heroism of the first responders....
WSJ: Working Grandmas Are Redefining Grandparenthood
My granddaughter Sadie reads the piece she inspired!
Working Grandmas Are Redefining Grandparenthood
Demonized for juggling careers and children in the 1980s and ‘90s, these women are eager to offer the help they never got. See WSJ for...
Grok & Groupthink: Why AI is getting less reliable
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Joanne Lipman, from today's TIME magazine:
Last week, we conducted a test that found five leading AI models—including Elon Musk’s Grok—correctly debunked 20 of President Donald Trump’s false claims. A few days lat...
The Anti-Press Playbook, in Charts
My guest post today for ’s new Substack, which I highly recommend you follow! Reposting here for those who aren’t (yet) her subscribers.
Last fall, I created a scorecard for the journalism class I teach at Yale. It listed five strat...
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Journalist and bestselling author of THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID and NEXT! The Power of Reinvention in Life & Work. Former Editor in Chief @USATODAY, @CondeNast Portfolio, @WSJ Weekend; CCO @Gannett. Now @Yale journalism lecturer, @CNBC contributor.
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