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Ellen Lee

Ellen Lee

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Senior Staff Writer, Wirecutter

San Francisco

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Total articles 153

  • Menopause Is the Worst. These Everyday Tools Can Help.

    By Ellen Lee Verified| Wirecutter Verified Hot flashes. Night sweats. Brain fog. Joint pain. Mood Swings. Irregular periods. Insomnia. Weight gain. The transition to menopause—when a woman’s reproductive cycle ends—can come with a torpedo of dramatic changes to the body. Experiences vary. For instance, research has found that Black women contend with more intense and more frequent hot flashes, but it’s “a rare woman that gets off with nothing,” said Stephanie S.

    By Ellen Lee Verified · Wirecutter

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Our 10 Favorite Kids Magazine Subscriptions Make Great Gifts

    By Ellen Lee Verified| Wirecutter Verified Photo illustration by NYT Wirecutter; source photos by Illustoria, Kazoo, Honest HistoryBy Ellen LeeEllen Lee is a writer focused on baby and kid gear. She has smashed Cheerios and milk and let them fester in nearly 50 diaper bags… for journalism. My kids don’t pay much attention to the mail that arrives daily, but they do perk up every month when they spot their favorite magazine on top of the stack.

    By Ellen Lee Verified · Wirecutter

    Dec. 12, 2024

  • Menopause Is the Worst. These Everyday Tools Can Help.

    By Ellen Lee Verified| Wirecutter Verified Hot flashes. Night sweats. Brain fog. Joint pain. Mood Swings. Irregular periods. Insomnia. Weight gain. The transition to menopause—when a woman’s reproductive cycle ends—can come with a torpedo of dramatic changes to the body. Experiences vary. For instance, research has found that Black women contend with more intense and more frequent hot flashes, but it’s “a rare woman that gets off with nothing,” said Stephanie S.

    By Ellen Lee Verified · Wirecutter

    Mar. 20, 2025

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Wirecutter

The New York Times Company, established in 1851, is a prominent global media organization based in New York City. It is known for its commitment to journalism and digital innovation, operating through print, digital, and broadcast platforms. The company has a rich history, having won 112 Pulitzer Prizes, the most of any news organization, and it has evolved from its origins as the *New-York Daily Times* to a leader in modern media. The New York Times offers a range of services, including its flagship newspaper and digital platforms that provide breaking news, investigative journalism, and opinion pieces. It has developed various subscription models, including digital-only access and specialized content like cooking and product reviews. The company also publishes international editions and has expanded its portfolio through acquisitions, such as Wirecutter and The Athletic, enhancing its digital content and sports journalism offerings. Additionally, it has engaged in broadcast ventures, partnering with Discovery Communications and owning several TV stations.

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