An Annenberg Public Policy Center survey finds that most Americans support judicial and legislative checks on the president. 

Approximately 20% of babies are born with a turbulent and unregulated temperament, characterized by high sensitivity to new stimuli, a tendency to cry excessively, and difficulty calming down once emotionally aroused. Previous studies have identified this temperament as a potential risk factor for challenges in social-emotional development, particularly for the emergence of anxiety disorders. The current study found that contingent responsive parenting — that is, consistently and accurately responding to the baby’s cues and rhythms — can shape patterns of brain activity in ways that strengthen the child’s capacity for emotional regulation and reduce the likelihood of developing emotional difficulties later in life.