‘Eat the Buddha’ Reports From the ‘World Capital of Self-Immolations’
Barbara Demick’s new book covers an awe-inspiring breadth of history — from the heyday of the Tibetan empire to the present-day Tibetan eff...
Bristol Removes Statue of Black Protester After Just One Day
The statue of Jen Reid, a Black Lives Matter protester, was raised on Wednesday in place of a toppled memorial to the slave trader Edward C...
Colin Powell Still Wants Answers
In 2003, he made the case for invading Iraq to halt its weapons programs. The analysts who provided the intelligence now say it was doubted...
U.S. Wants to Bar Members of China’s Communist Party. Who Are They?
With more than 90 million members and led by Xi Jinping, the party encompasses people at the heights of Chinese power and the civil servant...
China’s Economy Rebounds From Coronavirus, but Shares Fall
Heavy spending on roads and rail lines reversed the economy’s outbreak-induced nose-dive in February and March. But retail sales stayed wea...
Boom Time for Death Planning
The coronavirus pandemic has drawn new business to start-ups that provide end-of-life services, from estate planning to a final tweet.
FaZe Clan President Leaves to Start XSET
Greg Selkoe is leaving the successful esports conglomerate to start a new venture that’s less “frat house” and more diverse.
E.U. Court Strikes Down Trans-Atlantic Data Transfer Pact
The ruling is the latest twist in a campaign by privacy-rights activists in Europe to prevent personal information from being transferred t...
A Team By Any Other Name Is Fine, It Turns Out
The Washington N.F.L. franchise is picking a new name. As other pro franchises have learned, the process of rebranding can be as unique as ...
Your Thursday Briefing
U.K. women, Philippines, Siberia fires: Here’s what you need to know.
When America Tested Nuclear Weapons on Itself
It’s been 75 years since we blew radioactive ash over New Mexico. Now the Trump administration is talking about testing bombs again.
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