The New York TimesThe Arts The Best-Picture Race Has Begun. Could One of These Films Win?The New York Times - Kyle BuchananThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the number of best-picture nominees directed by Martin Scorsese and how “The Irishman” would
The New York TimesMichael Bloomberg Bloomberg’s Team Calls His Crude Remarks on Women ‘Wrong’The New York Times - Michael M. GrynbaumIt was a cheeky birthday gift for a hard-charging boss, a 32-page book of one-liners compiled by colleagues at his company. “The Portable Bloomberg: The Wit and Wisdom of Michael Bloomberg,” presented
The New York TimesNorthwestern University News or ‘Trauma Porn’? Student Journalists Face Blowback on CampusThe New York Times - Julie Bosman, Mitch Smith and Kate TaylorEVANSTON, Ill. — Jeff Sessions, President Trump’s former attorney general, was speaking to a packed lecture hall on Northwestern University’s campus last week, but the real action was unfolding offstage.
The New York TimesOpinion On the Frontlines of Progressive Anti-SemitismThe New York TimesThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the name of an organization focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It is Jewish Voice
The New York TimesApple Steve Jobs Was Right: Smartphones and Tablets Killed the P.C.The New York TimesI got an iPad Pro recently, and I’ve fallen madly in love with it. This was unexpected. I’ve had iPads before, but like a lot of people, I hadn’t found them to be very useful. Tablets were good for surfing
The New York TimesThe Arts Review: ‘The Crown’ and the Burdens of a No-Drama QueenThe New York Times - James PoniewozikThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this review misstated the relationship of Lord Mountbatten within the royal family. He was Philip’s uncle, not In
The New York TimesHealth The Llama as TherapistThe New York Times - Jennifer A. KingsonSTOCKDALE, Tex. — The 300-pound llamas strolled quietly through the corridors of the nursing home, lowering their heads to be petted by residents in wheelchairs and pausing patiently as staffers took “Did
The New York TimesMagic How to Do 2 Simple Magic Tricks — and Why You Should Learn ThemThe New York Times - Ian FrischI could see the gold lion even before my cab came to a stop: the flowing mane, the three-foot-long fangs — leg muscles knotted, ready to pounce. It was as if he was taunting me to enter the 30-story building
The New York TimesOpinion Republicans’ Best Defense Is a Bad OffenseThe New York TimesWhat did Americans learn from the first day of open hearings in the impeachment inquiry? They learned damaging new information, about another witness who reportedly overheard a telephone conversation which
The New York TimesNews Venice Flooding Brings City to ‘Its Knees’The New York Times - Elisabetta PovoledoROME — The mayor of Venice, who said that the city “was on its knees,” has called for a state of emergency and the closing of all schools after the Italian city was submerged under “acqua alta,” an exceptionally
The New York TimesTravel 36 Hours in IndianapolisThe New York Times - Austin ConsidineNaptown. India-No-Place. My hometown had a lot of nicknames when I was growing up there in the ’80s and ’90s, few of them charitable. Even more generous ones, like “Crossroads of America,” seemed to say
The New York TimesBusiness New York Identifies Hospitals and Nursing Homes With Deadly FungusThe New York Times - Matt Richtel and Andrew JacobsNearly 35,000 people in the United States are dying each year from drug-resistant infections, public health officials said on Wednesday, an alarming problem that New York state underscored by revealing
The New York TimesOpinion The Only Show in Trump TownThe New York TimesHere come the holidays, and all we’re going to hear about is Ukraine. I know, who’d have thought? There’s the impeachment drama, and it’s all about Ukraine. The Democratic primaries are coming up, and
The New York TimesOpinion Why It Is So Hard to Figure Out What to EatThe New York TimesMost diet trials in the best journals fail even the most basic of quality control measures. That’s the finding of a study by us published today on JAMA Network Open. Investigators receiving funding for
The New York TimesScience Where Wild Turkeys Are So Bold They Knock on the Door for FoodThe New York Times - Tracey TullyTOMS RIVER, N.J. — There was a time when Don Kliem enjoyed feeding sunflower seeds and millet to the wild turkeys that wandered near his ranch-style house in Toms River, N.J., a coastal town about 75 south
The New York TimesOpinion If Trump Were Anyone Else …The New York TimesAs the impeachment process unfolds, President Trump’s defenders will throw up dust clouds of complexity. But as the first day of open hearings suggested, it’s simple. Forget about Ukraine and diplomacy
The New York TimesLong-form Journalism This Tom Hanks Story Will Help You Feel Less BadThe New York Times - Taffy Brodesser-AknerHere is a list of stories about Tom Hanks I’ve heard over the last few miserable months, as it appeared that politeness and civility and manners were facing an extinction event in this country. Once, 2008,
The New York TimesScience 3 Cows Swept Out to Sea by Hurricane Dorian Are Found AliveThe New York Times - Johnny Diaz and Aimee OrtizHurricane Dorian slammed into North Carolina as a Category 1 storm on Sept. 6, lashing the state with heavy rain, wind and flooding after it made landfall on the Outer Banks, a chain of narrow barrier
The New York TimesAging How to (Gently) Help Your Aging Parents Manage Their MoneyThe New York Times - Alina TugendThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article misstated where Lauren Locker works. It is Little Falls, N.J., in Passaic County; it is not in the
The New York TimesThe Arts This Mexican Village’s Embroidery Designs Are Admired (and Appropriated) GloballyThe New York Times - Elisabeth MalkinSAN NICOLÁS, Mexico — A mystery lies behind the origin of the distinctive forms depicted in the elaborate embroidery stitched in San Nicolás, a pinprick of a mountain village in the central Mexican highlands.
The New York TimesThe Arts How to Beat the MarketThe New York Times - Joe NoceraThere are few books in the investing world as well known as Burton Malkiel’s “A Random Walk Down Wall Street.” First published in 1973, it has never been out of print, and is now in its 12th edition. thesis
The New York TimesBusiness How Much Would You Pay for a Houseplant?The New York Times - Gray ChapmanThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: A picture caption with an earlier version of this article misstated the type of plant pictured. It is the Philodendron mayoi, not the
The New York TimesPolitics Five Polling Results That May Change the Way You Think About ElectabilityThe New York Times - Nate CohnDemocratic voters have a clear ideological choice in this year’s presidential primaries. But if there is any lesson from the recent New York Times/Siena College surveys of the six closest states carried
The New York TimesScience 5 Global Trends Shaping Our Climate FutureThe New York Times - Brad PlumerWant climate news in your inbox? Sign up here for Climate Fwd:, our email newsletter. WASHINGTON — Wind turbines, solar panels and electric vehicles are spreading far more quickly around the world than
The New York TimesBusiness Would 19 Hours and 16 Minutes in the Air Make Me Crazy?The New York Times - Sarah LyallIf you’re going to fly for nearly 20 hours through multiple time zones dressed in a pair of kangaroo-themed pajamas, jolting in and out of sleep in contravention of your normal circadian rhythm, you should
The New York TimesArianna Huffington How Small Habits Can Lead to Big ChangesThe New York Times - Arianna HuffingtonOn April 6, 2007, I woke up in a pool of my own blood. I was two years into building The Huffington Post. A divorced mother of two teenage daughters, I had just returned from a week of taking my eldest
The New York TimesThe Arts ‘The Hare With Amber Eyes’ Comes HomeThe New York Times - Palko KaraszVIENNA — Last Monday in the imposing Ephrussi Palace, Edmund de Waal presided over a family reunion. For the first time since World War II, 41 relatives from around Europe, the United States and Mexico
The New York TimesPolitics Democrats Look to Build Case That Trump Tried to Bribe or Extort UkraineThe New York Times - Michael D. Shear and Nicholas FandosWASHINGTON — Democrats will begin building a public case on Wednesday that President Trump committed extortion, bribery or coercion by trying to enlist Ukraine to help him in the 2020 elections, as they
The New York TimesImpeachment A Third Grader’s Guide to the Impeachment HearingsThe New York TimesListen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher This morning, the House of Representatives begins public hearings in the impeachment inquiry
The New York TimesOpinion Why Do I Eat Pigs, and Give My Dog Her Own Cowboy Hat?The New York TimesIt was when I found myself perched on our rooftop at dawn in my pajamas, coating the asphalt shingles with Mongolian Hot Oil, that I first wondered whether I had lost perspective. The woodpeckers had my
