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With Eyes on Tariffs, Lutnick Confirmed as Commerce Secretary

The Senate on Tuesday voted 51-45 to confirm Howard Lutnick as commerce secretary, putting in place a billionaire Wall Street veteran turned avowed protectionist to lead President Trump's global trade agenda.

Brazil's Ex-Leader Bolsonaro Charged With Coup Plot

Brazil's Attorney General's Office charged former President Jair Bolsonaro on Tuesday with plotting to overturn his 2022 election loss as authorities zero in on one of President Trump's closest allies in Latin America.

Prepare Your Kids For a Transfer Of Wealth

Financial advisors share tips for helping your heirs be good stewards of the family fortune.

Precedents for the Eric Adams Case

The Justice Department decided last week to drop corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

Bartees Strange's Soulful Self-Reflection

The singer-songwriter releases a probing and personal third album

Illegal Border Crossings Keep Falling

Last month's sharp decline in arrests continues trend that began under Biden

President Makes Broad Use Of Emergency Declarations

As a candidate, President Trump frequently told voters the nation was beset by emergencies-on its borders, in its economy, in trade relations. Now, his claim has become more than campaign rhetoric.

Hamas Set to Free More Hostages

Militants will release three captives ahead of schedule as Israel agrees to begin talks

Pneumonia Will Keep Pope in the Hospital

Pope Francis is suffering from the first signs of pneumonia, the Vatican said on Tuesday, signaling a potentially lengthy stay in the hospital as concerns about the health of the 88-year-old pontiff grow.

Money-Savvy How to Raise Children in 6 Steps

From preschool through adulthood, there are many opportunities to help children develop healthy financial habits.

Bridget Jones Never Gets Old

How the beloved British diarist outlasted her critics

ALL THE KING'S CENSORS

When bureaucrats ruled over British theater

Cozy Time

Brigette Romanek spreads comfort and sophistication with Crate & Barrel

Block Party

After doing its time in trend jail, this building material is back in fashion

When Robert Frost Was Bad

Before he became America's most famous poet, he wrote some real howlers.

"I Am Still Mad to Write"

How a tragic accident helped Hanif Kureishi find his rebellious voice again

The Moron Factory

April 20: Sometimes feel life stinks, everything bad/getting worse, everyone doomed.

Talk of the Town

In the heart of Milan, Molteni&C transforms a historic palazzo into a showcase for Italian craft

WHY THE COVID DENIERS WON

Lessons from the pandemic and its aftermath

MOVABLE FEAST

AFTER YEARS OF LIVING IN LA, ACTOR WALTON GOGGINS AND DIRECTOR NADIA CONNERS IMAGINE A NEW LIFE FOR THEIR FAMILY IN THE HUDSON VALLEY

The Warrior's Anti-War Novel

In All Quiet on the Western Front, Erich Maria Remarque invented modern war writing.

Generational Wisdom

Studio DB's Damian and Britt Zunino give new life to his childhood home in a classic Manhattan loft

CAN EUROPE STOP ELON MUSK?

He and other tech oligarchs are making it impossible to conduct free and fair elections anywhere.

Pastoral Poetry

Grace Fuller Marroquin adds new romance and lush beauty to a Hamptons home

Sound and Vision

Teaming up with The Rug Company once again, Kelly Wearstler transforms music into dynamic new material

Labor of Love

For design duo Kim Hostler and Juliet Burrows, home is where the art is

Taking It Slow

CREATIVE COUPLE MARIE-LOUISE AND MARC HOM THOUGHTFULLY UPDATE A HISTORIC RETREAT IN COOPERSTOWN, NEW YORK

ripple effect

Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro for Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser of Qatar, a new women's mosque in. Doha champions a spiritual and educational model for the wider Islamic world

LOVE LANGUAGE

In her new home in NYC, Celerie Kemble makes room for all the things and people she cherishes

CULTURE CLUB

Neda Kakhsaz and Zabie Mustafa of Studio MUKA pay homage to their Persian and Uzbek roots in the couple's distinctly modern Los Angeles home