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Dancing into Middle Age
A surprising new hobby taught me there's more than one way to be flexible
The Bike Vigilantes
Your bicycle just got stolen. These volunteers will get it back.
Shelby the Great Dane - SEBASTOPOL, CA
Is your pet the greatest?
Birth Order Facts to Spark Sibling Rivalry
13 THINGS - Birth Order Facts to Spark Sibling Rivalry
Dad Jokes...Ruined by Gentle Parenting
Puns are fun—as long as we respect everyone’s boundaries
Putin and Xi Pledge Deeper Ties In a Bid to Reshape World Order
Leaders of Russia, China promise more cooperation in the face of U.S. pressure
Hollywood Needed a Good Year. Then Came The Fires.
For months, rank-and-file TV and film workers relied on a mantra to get themselves through a dark time in the industry: \"Survive till '25.\"
Trump Meme Coin Takes Shine Off Crypto
Industry players worry it will tarnish the credibility they have cultivated
Her Glamorous Guest Lists
The Woman Who Knew Everyone
Capitol Rioters Leave Prison As Pardons Trigger Controversy
Some of the highest-profile defendants convicted in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot were set free Tuesday, as President Trump's sweeping grant of clemency drew mixed reactions within his own party and among those who stormed the building that day.
Trump Uses Trade Threats to Spur Talks
President Trump is using the threat of stiff tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico as soon as next week to pressure the two nations to start renegotiating a continental trade deal, according to people familiar with the matter.
College Football's Craziest Season Ends With an Ohio State Title
A traditional superpower reasserts itself in the era of the 12-team playoff, conference realignment, the transfer portal, and paying athletes
He Was the 882nd Ranked Recruit. He Just Led the Buckeyes to Glory.
WHEN OHIO STATE'S wide receivers found out that some quarterback from Kansas State named Will Howard would be the guy throwing them passes in 2024, they weren't sure what to think.
Peace in Ukraine Needn't Mean Russian Victory
It serves U.S. interests to keep backing Kyiv so that it can negotiate from a position of strength. es
Country Garden's Hong Kong Shares Rise
Stock finishes day's trade up nearly 18% after nine-month suspension ends
Netflix Lifts Prices And Logs Subscriber Increase
Netflix is raising prices across its existing U.S. plans, aiming to capitalize on surging demand after the streaming service posted record subscriber gains for the fourth quarter.
Stellantis Revamps After CEO Exit
Automaker moves to revive Dodge and Chrysler labels after sales drop
Cow Gallstones Drive A Smuggling Frenzy
Worth twice the price of gold, they are prized in Chinese traditional medicine
'Prime Target': Math Machinations
For those who number ourselves among the algebraically impaired, higher math is like outer space-a forbidding frontier; a sphere of unknowns, peril and, as has been proved often enough, drama. It would take a greater mind than this critic's to declare the mystery series \"Prime Target\" full of baloney, but throw enough baffling numbers around and many a viewer will buy into the program. This one falls somewhere between the elementary and the elegant.
Fashion Means Business at Inauguration
With pomp and circumstance, politicians and their significant others (mostly) display a crisply formal restraint
An Album Of Disarming Cyborg Pop
FKA twigs's new record mines the contrasts between the electronic and the organic
Rare Snow Pummels Gulf Coast
Thousands of flights were canceled Tuesday and airports in Houston suspended operations as a winter storm hit Texas, Louisiana and other states along the Gulf Coast where snow is rarely seen.
At Davos, Global Elite Gird for Trump 2.0
They know the president better than almost anyone after his first term
Israeli Settlers Attack Palestinian Villages
As Palestinian families prepared to welcome relatives freed from prisons Sunday in a cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas, Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank sent out a call to action: Stop them from going home.
Harvard Settles Campus Antisemitism Lawsuits
Harvard University settled legal claims alleging the Ivy League school didn't do enough to protect Jewish students against a wave of antisemitism on campus.
Hegseth Routinely Passed Out From Alcohol Abuse, Witness Says
Pete Hegseth, President Trump's pick to run the Pentagon, regularly abused alcohol to the point that he passed out at family gatherings, and once needed to be dragged out of a strip club while in uniform, according to an ex-relative's account of his behavior that was given to U.S. lawmakers and reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
Strain of Caregiving Taxes Elderly Couples
Share of murder-suicides among older adults, still extremely rare, rises
Some Fliers Abandon Loyalty Programs
More frequent fliers are de-claring themselves airline-free agents, fed up with ever-changing requirements to earn and maintain status.
Trump to Expand Troops' Role at Border
Executive order says migrants, smugglers pose invasion threat requiring military
Rust-Belt City Benefits From Bidenomics
The mayor of this Rust Belt city is tracking so many infrastructure investments that he is running out of room on his whiteboard.