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Standing Before the Sublime
An enthralling show highlights the career of the German Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich
Times Square's Revolving Restaurant Spins Again
Danny Meyer wants you to check out the View.
HOW THIS MONEY ACTUALLY MOVES
ALTHOUGH IT MAY not look like it when you walk into your artist friend's Cobble Hill brownstone, there are limits to how much a parent can bestow on their child.
THE LAST TABOO
14 ADULTS ON COMING TO TERMS WITH, LYING ABOUT, DEPENDING ON. AND SPENDING THEIR PARENTS' MONEY.
AFTER LORNE
The ringmaster of Saturday Night Live is 80 years old. What happens to the show, not to mention American comedy, when he retires?
Some Minority Voters Cheer the End of Diversity Efforts
Some of President Trump's Black and Latino supporters say they are pleased with his immediate efforts to dismantle federal diversity, equity and inclusion programs, according to interviews conducted by The Wall Street Journal, though they were uneasy about the way he talked about race and some worried he might spark a rise in discrimination.
Obesity-Drug Users Splurge On Body Lifts for Saggy Skin
Those who lose weight on Ozempic often find success has left them with sagging skin-a common side effect that is driving a boom in cosmetic surgery.
Pros and Cons Of the AirPods Hearing Aids
Apple’s $249 pods are better for amplifying conversation, but fall out easily, users say
BOOMERS TO THE RESCUE
THEY'RE SLOWLY TRANSFERRING TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO THEIR NEW YORK CITY CHILDREN, ONE DOWN PAYMENT OR VIA CAROTA TAB AT A TIME.
DEI Didn't Change Workforce All That Much
Corporate diversity pledges and DEI programs have generated a lot of controversy. They haven’t generated as much diversity.
Vought Halts Work at Consumer Bureau
President Trump's newly installed Consumer Financial Protection Bureau chief Russell Vought is closing the bureau's headquarters and has ordered staff to halt all of their supervisory efforts, ramping up the administration's attempt to revoke the financial regulator's authority.
Sinister Symptoms
'We were having Easter dinner,\" Faith Preston tells the writer Andrea Dunlop. Faith's little cousin Alyssa \"was walking around to the tables where everybody was eating and she just wanted food.\"
Free Country: Sam Adler-Bell - Deadly Interference Trump and Musk profit from the breakdown.
IN THE MOMENTS BEFORE an Army Black Hawk helicopter collided with a passenger jet over the Potomac River on January 29, killing 67, an air-traffic controller at Reagan National Airport repeatedly alerted the helicopter to the presence of the jet.
Neighborhood News: Visibility Through Absence
As the deportation raids begin, the Day Without Immigrants tries to show what's at stake.
The Less-Glamorous Side of Collecting: Special Storage, Insurance and Fakes
Many people begin collections without realizing the costs and commitment required to preserve value in their holdings
Sonos Finally Hits The Hard Reset Button
Sonos Chief Executive Tom Conrad's job would be hard enough if he just had to sell expensive speakers. Selling the idea that his speaker company can finally master the software game is a heavier lift.
Bold Lines on the Block In Bed-Stuy, a deconstructivist tries his hand at affordable housing.
WALK DOWN AN ordinary, blah-colored stretch of Marcus Garvey Boulevard in Bedford-Stuyvesant, past the dispiriting bulk of Woodhull Hospital and the brown-brick boxes of the Sumner Houses, and you'll come upon an incongruous apparition, a giant sugar cube that's been carved, beveled, and knocked askew.
Global Tongue A class in Iran probes English's transformative and oppressive powers.
SOMETIMES I THINK you can only speak one language,\" says a character in Sanaz Toossi's English.
Lonely Islands The epic melancholy of Caspar David Friedrich.
YOU KNOW THE WORK of Caspar David Friedrich even if you don't think you do.
The Making of an All-Time Oscars Villain
How Emilia Pérez-then its star, Karla Sofía Gascónbecame this awards season's most hated nominee.
The Reluctant Romantic
An afternoon of banter and bottled water with Leo Woodall, Hollywood's favorite new heartthrob.
Podcasters and Influencers Gain New Standing in White House
John Ashbrook, a co-host of the conservative podcast “Ruthless,” was granted a question during a White House briefing last month. He asked if the media was “out of touch” in its coverage of immigrant deportations. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt said yes.
Trump Plans 25% Tariffs On Steel, Aluminum
Measure to be followed by new reciprocal levies on all U.S. trade partners
Syrian Suburb Grapples With Ruin
Scale of destruction in former rebel stronghold of Jobar ranks among heaviest
Israel Starts Leaving Security Zone
Pullout removes one of its bargaining chips in negotiations to end Gaza war
53 MINUTES WITH ...Spencer Pratt
The former reality-TV star lost his home in the fires and ascended to a new level of fame.
TECH TIP: HOW TO BLOCK YOUR PHONE FROM TRACKING YOUR LOCATION
Smartphones are useful tools for everyday life, but they're privy to nearly everything about you, including all the places you've been ― if you let them.
HOW THE NONPROFIT CHANGE REACTION GETS MONEY TO LA HOUSEHOLDS IMPACTED BY WILDFIRES SO FAST
As Angelenos reel from the devastating wildfires that destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and killed at least 29 people, an LA-based nonprofit is handing out cash payments of as much as $5,000 to provide fast, unrestricted help to some of those impacted.
GOOGLE SCRAPS ITS DIVERSITY HIRING GOALS AS IT COMPLIES WITH TRUMP'S NEW GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR RULES
Google is scrapping some of its diversity hiring targets, joining a lengthening list of U.S. companies that have abandoned or scaled back their diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
HONEYWELL, ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING US INDUSTRIAL CONGLOMERATES, WILL SPLIT INTO THREE COMPANIES
Honeywell, one of the last remaining U.S. industrial conglomerates, will split into three independent companies, following in the footsteps of manufacturing giants like General Electric and Alcoa.