A handy primer for the best and most searching history, biography and current events you’ll read this season.
Harbaugh did not care that Kaepernick had become the league’s most polarizing figure. “In all honesty, that wasn’t a factor,” he said.
… Well, Yitzi, I hate to tell you this, but Deanna Troi and Marina Sirtis really only have one thing in common: We’re the same height…
The group that accredits law schools voted to eliminate a requirement that the schools show a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
The Hollywood theme park built a “whisper quiet” ride to avoid angering nearby neighbors. They didn’t fully account for the enthusiasm of the riders.
Try these simple movements to stay strong and limber.
Emma Cline’s “Switzy” might not make readers happy, but it could strike them with moments of sublime clarity.
The patriarch of the Inugami dynasty dies, leaving his fortune to a young woman from outside the family and grisly murders ensue.
Socialists and progressives enjoyed a summer of success, but lasting change to the Democratic Party requires winning wary moderates.
About 8,200 people who applied for an enhanced driver’s license received cards in the mail with a stock image of a smiling man in the lower-right-hand corner.
Readers continue offering tributes to the feminist icon, who died last week. Also: Reducing gun violence; curbing A.I. in schools.
As Shaun Tan reminds us with his stand-alone follow-up to “The Arrival,” some truths are so enormous, so beautiful, they can be told only through myth.
In “Money to Burn,” William D. Cohan charts the rise and fall of the Wall Street billionaire Leon Black.
Wetgeving: Circa de helft van de nieuwe wetten die het justitiedepartement uitvaardigt, wordt niet of maar half getoetst op uitvoerbaarheid en personele consequenties. Pas na invoering worden de gevol...
Drought is emptying thousands of US reservoirs. Wildfires and extreme rain are filling them with sediment.
Also this season, the Berlin Philharmonic comes to Carnegie Hall, “Lincoln in the Bardo” arrives at the Metropolitan Opera and dueling “Toscas.”
"You want to go old school and play it?" the coaches said, before a game with no replay reviews and limited communication systems.
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Companies like Google and Microsoft have used their money, their might and their massive reach to influence nearly every step of the education supply chain.
Neurowetenschap: De structuur van de hersenen verandert als er grote hormonale schommelingen zijn. Voor het eerst is onderzocht hoe dat gebeurt bij vrouwen tijdens de puberteit, een zwangerschap en de...
Bosa's right thigh is noticeably smaller than its mate — which the 49ers defensive end says isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Given access to email, A.I. agents have started reaching out to the philosophers and researchers exploring deep questions about them.
The Packers tight end is emerging as one of the NFL's best, but he never forgets the people and the place that shaped him.
Israël: De Israëlische premier Netanyahu kreeg anderhalve week voor 7 oktober een telefoontje van de president van de Verenigde Arabische Emiraten, die hem waarschuwde voor een op handen zijnde aanval...
Men like Jake Andrich and Timothy Champagne prove that our obsession with straight validation keeps rewarding people who don’t respect us.
Tech: Internetdienstverleners zijn bang geworden voor Amerikaans ingrijpen. De VS gebruiken sinds kort terrorismesancties als middel om websites uit de lucht te halen.
Johnson set the tone not long after Chicago's playoff loss to the Rams that 2026 would be harder, and his players bought in.
Watching the show’s queer fashion designers gave me an hour every week to be my true, authentic, queer self
The choreographer Sonya Tayeh’s “The Surge” is a dance response to themes in O’Connor’s life: spirituality, identity and what Tayeh calls jrage, or joy and rage.
Norfolk school bd plans 1st desegregation program in country based on 66 pro-integration Coleman rept, which places 40% of city's black pupils in schools with 60% to 70% whites, thus doubling city's c...
Science will never be able to give a completely objective description of the world. That should make us humbler—and wiser.
“Taipei Story,” R.F. Kuang’s seventh book in eight years, is about an American student in Taiwan.
The experiences Ms. Kuang had during a summer spent studying Mandarin in the Taiwanese capital helped her shape her newest novel, “Taipei Story.”
After 60 years, the series gives families a chance to pass down not only shared language but values, too.
Rose Horowitch on her cover story and what happens when a society becomes “postliterate”
Hughes has a chance to calm some nerves in the Twin Cities or cause a full-blown panic.
At Jackson Hole last month, all eyes were on Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh in his first speech at the Fed’s annual conference. But all thoughts were about the Fed’s rate decision next week.
India boasts more than 560 million internet users, making it the second largest online market in the world. Yet there are vast disparities…
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The world has lost track of the truth about Al Qaeda.
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