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Capra at Columbia: A Star-Maker Is Born
A Sicilian whose family immigrated to America in the first years of the 20th century, Frank Capra got into the movies early, and by the end of the silent era was directing everything from comedies to romances to melodramas for scrappy Columbia Pictures.
Key Tax Numbers to Note Before Filing
A cheat sheet for new brackets, deductions and credits you need to know for filing 2024 taxes and for this year's tax planning
Musk's Allies Seize Control Of Vast U.S. Spending Spigot
Elon Musk's allies are moving swiftly to exert control over vast swaths of the U.S government, as they demand access to sensitive information at federal agencies and lay out plans to block spending they deem excessive.
Canada, Mexico Set Retaliation For U.S. Tariffs
Canada and Mexico prepared to retaliate over tariffs from President Trump, as the U.S. and its neighbors spiraled into a trade war that threatens to hurt American consumers and upend decades of economic integration.
Heroes to Palestinians And Killers to Israelis, Prisoners Now Go Free
The last time Zakaria Zubeidi left prison, it was through a hole he dug with five other convicts, in a brief escape attempt before being recaptured.
Tell-All Author Tries To Rewrite Her Past
Anna David does not support censoring books. Except when it comes to her own.
HOW TO REDUCE AI CHATBOT HALLUCINATIONS
Some mistakes are inevitable. But there are ways to make it less likely a chatbot won't make stuff up.
CNN Taps a Conservative Pundit To Explain Red America to Viewers
Scott Jennings likens his segments at the roundtable on CNN's 10 p.m. show to a bout of roller derby.
Caitlin Clark's NCAA Record Spot Becomes a Shrine to Long Shots
As Iowa retires Clark's No. 22 jersey, opponents are trying to match her history-making shot
RFK Jr.'s Ties to Vaccine Suits Complicate His Nomination
HHS secretary pick agrees to transfer his financial stake in Gardasil litigation
The Economics of Integration
No topic was more prevalent around my grandmother's Sunday dinner table than the effect of segregation on black people.
AI HAS SHOWN ME MY FUTURE.IT'S GOING TO BE QUITE A LIFE.
A new artificial-intelligence tool allowed me to talk to my 80-year-old self. She had a lot to say.
WHY I'M LETTING GO OF MY RESENTMENTS
The practice of releasing bitterness and animosity just might help you live longer.
THE HEALING POWER OF AWE
How one woman found comfort and connection in moments of awe
THIS SPRING, BALANCE ACTION WITH REST
There is a pervasive form of contemporary violence to which the idealist ... most easily succumbs: activism and overwork.—Thomas Merton
ITSY-BITSY SPIDER WISDOM
“THE ITSY-BITSY SPIDER WENT UP THEWATERSPOUT,” I hear faintly through a brick wall, acacophony of children's voices from the preschool next doorto my husband's art studio. The words catch my attentionbecause they are lodged deep in my memory alongsiderecollections of Charlotte's Web by E.B. White, both of whichhave influenced my perspectives on arachnids.
An Intrepid Tastemaker
Parisian gallerist Berthe Weill is the focus of a revelatory exhibition
Luka Doncic Traded to Lakers In a Deal Nobody Saw Coming
It is, by every conceivable measure and near-universal consensus, the most shocking trade in the history of the NBA.
Co-Pilot of Helicopter in Fatal Crash Identified
The Army released the name of the third crew member who died Wednesday when the helicopter she was co-piloting collided with an American Airlines jet near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Budget Pick to Partner With Musk's DOGE
The billionaire Elon Musk has served as a disrupter and change agent in the private sector. Russell Vought, a longtime budget hawk and Washington insider, has spent years pressing to dismantle the administrative state.
Trump Says Venezuela to Accept Deportees
U.S. envoy who set deal with Maduro Says no concessions made to strongman
The Right Kind of White Noise Is Music to the Ears at Bedtime
Some of our favorite nightstand and in-ear products for blocking annoying sounds
OBITUARY: Former MLB Head Fay Vincent, 86
Fay Vincent, who became an unexpected baseball commissioner in 1989 following the death of A. Bartlett Giamatti and then was forced out three years later by owners intent on a labor confrontation with players, has died.
Panama Balks at Ceding Canal
Country offers key concessions on China role, in Rubio's first overseas stop
UPS Is Pressured by Unhappy Investors—Its Own Retirees
UPS boss Carol Tomé is under pressure to reverse a long slump in the company's stock price, especially from employees and retirees, who have outsize say under UPS's unique shareholder structure.
OpenAl Learns the Meaning Of Karma From DeepSeek
The following is a totally real letter to OpenAl from the people who create the stuff that fills the internet.
Hamas Releases Three More Hostages in Less-Chaotic Style
Hamas released three more Israeli hostages on Saturday, including the first American in this round, in a relatively subdued procession after a chaotic handover earlier in the week sparked an outcry that threatened to snarl the exchanges.
Biden's Clemency Moves Stirred Anger Within DOJ
Most commutations in the drug cases didn’t follow official recommendations
Inside Chick-fil-A's Quest To Make Fast Food Faster
The booming chicken chain aims to reinvent the drive-through with drones, 'game films'; revamping the cockpit
Centrist Florida Democrat Taunts and Trolls His GOP Colleagues
With Democrats shut out of power for at least the next two years, Rep. Jared Moskowitz is carving out his own survival strategy: work with Republicans when he can-and troll them over their perceived excesses when he can't.