Trump Made Inaccurate Claims About the Military During His West Point Speech
The president made misleading claims about his military budgets, the fight against the Islamic State and wars in the Middle East.
A Reckoning at Condé Nast
“It’s hard to be a person of color at this company,” a staff member said. In response to an uprising, Anna Wintour and the chief executive,...
11 of Our Best Weekend Reads
Who was George Floyd? A Mississippi town comes together. Bob Dylan speaks. Donna Tartt on Charles Portis. And more.
Hotels Transformed New York’s Social Life. Now What?
An industry revitalized itself with just the kind of large gathering spaces that now seem like breeding grounds for disease.
J.K. Rowling's Fans Imagine Harry Potter World Without Her
A slice of fandom divides itself from J.K. Rowling.
5 Books to Read About Race and the Police
As protests against police violence spread across the U.S., spurring calls to defund the police, these books may offer helpful context.
Too Close for Comfort, and the Virus, in Russia’s Communal Apartments
Riding out a virus lockdown in an apartment shared with 20 or so other people is about as unpleasant as it would seem. Along with the virus...
The Economy Is Reeling. The Tech Giants Spy Opportunity.
Many companies are retreating. But Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft are placing bets to get even bigger.
Vet Your Social Media
Before hitting like or retweet on a post about the protests, it’s important to know that the accounts you are following are trustworthy.
Bubba Wallace Thankful for Flag Ban, but NASCAR’s Fans Might Not Be
Some NASCAR fans are furious at Wallace because they view the Confederate flag as being part of their Southern heritage, not as a symbol of...
The Teachings of the Philosopher of the Black Forest
Christian Streich, the coach of unassuming Freiburg, acts as German soccer’s unofficial social conscience. The Bundesliga’s recent stoppage...
What is Juneteenth Day?
On June 19, 1865, enslaved African-Americans in Galveston, Texas, were told they were free. Now, 155 years later, people in cities and town...
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