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The Candy-Colored Shelves Infiltrating the Neutral Millennial Home

How the once-staid office furniture specialist USM turned shelves themselves into a work of art.

HOW Jacquemus BECAME THE MAIN CHARACTER OF FRENCH FASHION

Thanks to viral designs, destination runway shows, and a cozy relationship with fame, 35-year-old fashion-school dropout Simon Porte Jacquemus has grown his Mediterranean-inspired indie label into the buzziest brand in French fashion. Now, historic maisons and big tech are circling.

An Underground Icon Comes Out of the Vault

Vacheron's '70s legend, the 222, is back-this time in 2025-approved stainless steel.

NOVAK DJOKOVIC BEAT TENNIS mich Bane:

ON this morning in in abundant sunof the Bay of Kotor, wears a white Lacoste rubber sandals, and a blue tint.

EVERYONE PAYS THE FANUM TAX

He got big by streaming videos of his gaming exploits. He got huge (like, millions-of-fans huge) streaming videos of his offline life. Now, one of Gen Z's wildest success stories explains his plans to revolutionize the rest of the media landscape.

RIDELY SCOTT IS NOT LOOKING BACK

NOBODY IS MAKING BIG MOVIES WITH THE SPEED -OR THE CONFIDENCE- OF THE GLADIATOR AND ALIEN MASTERMIND, NOW 87. HE DOESN'T CARE WHO NOTICES.

THE OFF-THE-GRID ADVENTURES OF WAKTEN DOGGINS

Thirty years into his career, America's favorite character actor has taken a hard turn into leading-man territory—first on the Amazon megahit Fallout, and now in the wildly anticipated third season of The White Lotus. At home in the Hudson Valley, he explains how his latest role took him to the edge.

'Pay Penalty' Keeps Men Out of Classroom

Male teachers can help struggling boys, but few men pick profession

EV Lessons From California Wildfires

Batteries have issues such as recharging lines and blackouts but also benefits such as some being able to power a house

Birds vs. Behemoth: Do the Eagles Have a Shot Against the Chiefs?

Philadelphia and Kansas City book a championship rematch—with NFL history on the line

Immigrant Arrests Soar at End Of Trump's First Week

The Trump administration is ramping up arrests of immigrants in the country illegally, government data show.

The Guy Behind DeepSeek Blurbed My Book

On Friday, I had never heard of Liang Wenfeng. By Monday, I realized he knew a lot about my work-and I was scrambling to learn about his.

Gazans Survey Damage After Cease-Fire Deal

When a cease-fire took effect in Gaza earlier this month, Ibrahim Raba'a went back to Jabalia-the scene of rounds of intense fighting between Palestinian militant group Hamas and the Israeli military-to see what had become of his home.

Region Turns Traffic Anger On a Figurine

Local's Playmobil creation becomes favorite scapegoat

Rwanda-Backed Rebels Enter Congo Hub

Residents report gunfire, shelling in Goma as civilians search for safety

What Six Families Took With Them As They Fled Fires

Families fleeing deadly Los. Angeles wildfires often had moments to decide what to bring with them. Many never imagined that it would be the last time they saw their homes.

Scientists Study Use of Plants in Battery Power

AMHERST, Mass.-Money doesn't grow on trees. But soon the minerals used in the battery of your electric vehicle might.

DOJ Fires Lawyers On Two Trump Cases

The Trump-era Justice Department on Monday fired more than a dozen lawyers who worked on special counsel Jack Smith's two prosecutions of the president, while a Trump appointee opened an internal review of the department's decision to charge hundreds of Jan. 6 defendants with felony obstruction offenses in connection with the Capitol attack.

DeepSeek Flips Script on AI

Chinese dark horse emerges, threatening a market darling and other big tech stocks

What's Scarier Than Mahomes Playing QB? Watching Him Run.

Kansas City, Mo. EARLY IN THE FOURTH QUARTER of the AFC Championship, the Kansas City Chiefs found themselves trailing the Buffalo Bills 22-21 and quarterback Patrick Mahomes knew exactly whose number to call for the go-ahead touchdown. His own.

Bidding Farewell To Dystopia

How does it feel to live through the birth of a transformative technology? Historically, the experience has proved unnerving. While technologies like the printing press, the power loom, the telephone and the automobile would ultimately change the world for the better, doomsayers at the time of their first appearance focused on what could go wrong.

Universal Music Shares Jump After Agreement With Spotify

Companies sign a multiyear deal for recorded music and music publishing

Hegseth Witness Got Assurance From Tillis

Senator said family member's account on abuse could sway nomination vote

Palestinians Stream Back to Northern Gaza

The Israel-Hamas pact holds as scores return to devastation in war-torn enclave

Why Climate Ideology Is Dying

Voters have concluded that the private jet-flying alarmists don’t really believe their own claims. SSCSC“‘SSCS

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A Frigid Safe Haven

An exhibition highlights the work of black Americans in Scandinavia

Freed Hostages Endured 15 Brutal Months in Gaza

Some women still had shrapnel in their bodies; some were held alone in tunnels

Foreign-Aid Suspension Halts Programs

Trump directive calls for stop-work’ orders, disrupts humanitarian work

What to Watch In Filing '24 Taxes

AS the early birds with simple returns can file away. Tax seaà son began Monday.