Are wild teens a thing of the past Petula Dvorak
Petula Dvorak argues teens today show lower risk behaviors and fewer drives to seek independence. She notes declines in teen drinking and driving, later licensing, and less dating or sex, yet warns about sagging teen employment rates and the value of real work for building resilience. she cites studies from Child Development and Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Business leaders urge private sector to bridge global gaps
Michael Bloomberg argues private companies can reinforce U.S. ties with the world amid a retreat by the Trump administration. He notes forums like the Bloomberg Global Business Forum with over 100 firms and 50 heads of state, stressing public private partnerships to spur investment, climate action, and infrastructure beyond official diplomacy.
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Adults exceed teens in shocking behavior debate
A column critiques national attention to teen misbehavior citing a Des Moines Register report and a controversial incident involving Confederate imagery. It contrasts adult actions, including political figures and officials, with teen conduct while calling for clear norms and accountability across society.
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