Modern life is full of complicated choices! So, until the lid on my cryo pod pops up, in 2072, I'm buying myself a little more... [Read More]
Potentially at stake is everything America has built since Biden was born and the United States became a superpower, after the Second World War. [Read More]
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In Nicolaj Kopernikus's short film, an old family story reveals a child's otherworldly talent. [Read More]
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Breyer knows what a major crossroads the Court is at, with the conservative super-majority feeling its strength. [Read More]
"When you have to flee a country . . . it's women who are being raped, sexually harassed, sexually assaulted," Elizabeth Estrada, of the National... [Read More]
Even after prison, Russell Wayne Carpenter's life remained eventful. [Read More]
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"One Day You'll Go Blind," directed by Leo Pfeifer, tells the story of Justin Bishop, a lifelong skateboarder who went blind at the age of... [Read More]
Americans revealed that their momentary elation was followed by deep disappointment when they learned that a jurist other than Thomas was departing the bench. [Read More]
Her new album, "Tongues," balances the chant-like reflexivity of throat singing with detail-driven storytelling. [Read More]
Crossover voting has an unfortunate reputation, but perhaps it's just a question of the intentions behind it. [Read More]
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With "View," the filmmaker Odveig Klyve offers a sensory look at the ill effects of cruise tourism on a Norwegian port city. [Read More]
A conversation with Robert Capron, who was cast as Rowley Jefferson in "Diary of a Wimpy Kid." [Read More]
You hit the books hard to become the top neurosurgeon in the country, which leads to your abduction by an otherworldly species that needs you... [Read More]
This Finnish film is heavy-handed, regressive, and short-listed for an Oscar. [Read More]
Amid continued calls for police reform and a surge in firearm deaths, the Biden Administration and Mayor Eric Adams are trying to balance public safety... [Read More]
The main problem is not pediatric coronavirus infections—it's staff shortages. [Read More]
After a failure of Democratic legislation, a voting-rights expert talks about options for safeguarding elections. [Read More]
Putin claims that, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the U.S. promised not to expand NATO beyond East Germany. Does he have a case? [Read More]
"The President was faced with a cognitive test—'Who is Peter Doocy?'—and he nailed it," one observer said. [Read More]
Tuesday, January 25 - 6:00 AM New Yorker
Bad thing to accidentally spill an entire glass of while putting one's face on a 5-Across. [Read More]
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