More than twenty-eight months after the Wuhan bug shuttered schools for a year or more, America’s premier newspaper is at long last acknowledging the physical and psychological damage caused by closing class.
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The American Dream is on the ballot this November.
Get out and see this amazing land we live in while you still can.