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Oct 24 20161 minute
Time’s Foreign Correspondents On How The World Sees The U.S. Election
BEIJING Donald Trump bashes China. So why does the Global Times, a Communist party-linked Chinese daily, contend that many Chinese prefer Trump? “Just like some American voters, the Chinese public likes the idea of a new face in politics who is not
Oct 31 201616 minutes
The Trump Machine Is Built To Last. Bigly
WIN OR LOSE, THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT AND HIS INNER CIRCLE WILL WAKE UP ON NOV. 9 WITH A DIGITAL MARKETING OPERATION THAT COULD POWER, SAY, A TV NETWORK, OR A POLITICAL MOVEMENT THAT EVISCERATES THE GOP
Oct 24 20162 minutes
Obamacare: In Need Of Intensive Care, Or Terminally Ill?
IN A PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE conspicuously devoid of substantive policy or civil agreement, there was one notable exception. By the end of the town-hall showdown on Oct. 9, it was clear both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton agreed that President Obama’s
Oct 24 20161 minute
Bryan Cranston Inside My Life Offscreen
Most fans recognize Bryan Cranston for the memorable characters he has brought to TV—from Malcolm in the Middle’s dorky dad, Hal, to Breaking Bad’s meth manufacturer Walter White. Now 60, the father, husband and Emmy-winning actor is opening up about his private world in his new memoir A Life in Parts. People caught up with Cranston, who talked about the book’s biggest revelations.
Will Millennials Eat Their Frozen Veggies?
Companies pitch them to shoppers who’ve embraced fresh | “There’s a perception … it comes from an industrialized place”
Oct 10 20162 minutes
HBO Offers A West-Ward Expansion Of The Mind
“YOU KNOW WHY THIS BEATS THE REAL WORLD?” ED HARRIS asks a man he’s about to shoot. “The real world is chaos. It’s an accident. But in here, every detail adds up to something.” Playing a marauding visitor to a futuristic theme park, Harris perfectly
Oct 31 20164 minutes
Where The Future’s AT(&T)
It’s buying Time Warner to cope with a changing media world | “The future of mobile is video, and the future of video is mobile”
Oct 17 20165 minutes
Donald Trump’s Long Tail
He may not win, but he and his followers will be a force in U.S. politics for years to come
Oct 24 20161 minute
How Political Language Got So Coded
DURING THE VICE-PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE on Oct. 4, as Democrat Tim Kaine and Republican Mike Pence tussled over immigration plans, one of the candidates said the words criminal aliens seven times. The other described immigrants who had come to the U.S. i
Oct 17 20163 minutes
More Poll Monitors May Mean More Trouble
Trump supporters and lawyers prepare to watch the vote | “It creates the potential for a lot of mischief, chaos, and disruption”
Oct 24 20162 minutes
The Harsh Reality Of Brexit Sets In
THE MORNING AFTER BRITONS VOTED TO leave the E.U., there was considerable apprehension across the U.K. Even some who had voted for Brexit did so with confidence that choosing Leave was merely a protest vote and that Remain would carry the day. Obviou
Oct 17 201615 minutes
$10,000,000 Says Hillary Wins
Haim Saban wants to put Clinton in the White House and take Univision public
Oct 10 201614 minutes
Hacking The Voter
WHAT’S BEHIND RUSSIA’S EFFORT TO INFLUENCE THE U.S. ELECTION
Oct 17 201611 minutes
Can A Lonely Man In A Tiny Bedroom Deliver A Real October Surprise?
Julian Assange is 45 years old and, if an old online dating profile is to be believed, 6 feet 2. He has soft features, silver hair, and skin that seems nearly translucent. This undercooked appearance is the result of four-plus years of confinement in
Oct 24 20163 minutes
Has The World Reached Peak Trade?
GLOBALIZATION IS USUALLY DEFINED as the free movement of people, goods and capital. It’s been the most important economic force of modernity. Until the financial crisis of 2008, global trade grew twice as fast as the global economy itself. Yet, thank
Oct 24 20161 minute
Obama Says NASA Will Put A Human On Mars ‘By The 2030s.’ Can It?
JEFFREY KLUGER FEW THINGS MAKE A POST-1950S PRESIDENT APPEAR AS visionary as talking about going to Mars. At one point or another, almost all Presidents seem to do it. On Oct. 11, Obama joined the chorus, promising a public-private partnership to se
Oct 10 20166 minutes
How Real Are The Risks Of A Rigged Election?
WHEN DONALD TRUMP began telling crowds this summer that if he loses the race for the White House, it will be because Democrats “cheated,” he was doing more than hedging his bets. He was tapping into a powerful theme of this election cycle: that the v
Oct 24 20163 minutes
Where The Next Crisis Will Come From
Keep an eye on depressed lenders, shadow banks, and China
Oct 24 20163 minutes
Engineered Food Holds Our Future
ON THE OCCASIONAL clear-frost autumn night, my dog takes the opportunity to remind me that she is not a dog. Bewitched by sounds that I cannot hear and by smells that I cannot imagine, she plants her four feet stolidly apart and raises her head up to
Oct 24 20162 minutes
U.S.-Russia Tensions Reach Dangerous New Level
EVERY DAY AMERICAN PILOTS fly scores of sorties against terrorist targets in Syria. And on every mission, the pilots watch their instruments for signs that one of the Syrian government’s thousands of surface-to-air missiles, including Russian batteri
Oct 24 20162 minutes
The Literacy Of Long-Form Thinking
A man from ancient Rome said it was better to know nothing about a subject than to half-know it. I’m worried that this Republic of ours is set on proving his wisdom all over again. Only, we aren’t even bothering to know 50% of what’s going on. Seems
Oct 24 20162 minutes
Land Of The Free, Home Of The Brave
A PAIR OF RUNAWAY SLAVES fleeing the antebellum South, arriving in Boston. A family of Jews fleeing the Third Reich, arriving in New York. A baby boy fleeing the destruction of his home world of Krypton, arriving in Kansas. Most Americans know what m
Sep 1 20155 minutes
7 Lessons From Entrepreneurs Who Kept Their Day Jobs While Starting Their Businesses
The insight you gain while working for someone else can mean the difference between a successful entrepreneurial enterprise and one that fizzles.
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Nov 27 20167 minutes
Family Lore
Michael Chabon has written about superheroes and alternate histories. His new memoiristic novel required just as much imagination.
Nov 27 20163 minutes
Brooklyn Pastoral
Olmsted is a Garden of Eden for Greenmarket gourmets on a budget.
Nov 27 20161 minute
The Look Book
INTERVIEW BY ALEXIS SWERDLOFF How do you teach this election? Well, I teach fourth-graders and also tenth- through 12th-graders, but with the fourth-graders, they’re all pretty much saying the same thing, so I’ve been trying to introduce new ideas t
Nov 27 20161 minute
Carrot Fight
Bragging rights for the sweetest root at Union Square.
Nov 27 20164 minutes
Real-Time Results
The Gabriel family, onstage, awaited the returns as we did.
Nov 27 20163 minutes
The Trump Voters Who’d Become My Friends
MY WIFE AND I spent Election Night with a bunch of Trump voters in a little café in a small, unincorporated town near the White Mountains of Arizona. During the time my wife and I have been out here (I’m working on a book, the events of which largely
Nov 27 20163 minutes
Pain Is Good
WHERE DOES THIS LEAVE ART? That’s like asking “Where does this leave love?” While we sometimes break faith with it, art never breaks faith with us. It’s always there. Especially when we need it. The election left many feeling alienated, alone, in sha
Nov 27 201610 minutes
Citizens, United
What should Democrats in Congress—and Barack Obama, and you—do now?
Nov 27 20161 minute
Go From Sucking To 60
The places and people that help you learn how to be less bad at a hobby, quickly.
Nov 27 20163 minutes
The Republic Repeals Itself
An experiment in democracy that may not reach its 250th birthday.
Nov 27 20168 minutes
Eleven Things You’re Likely To Do Poorly (But Love Anyway)
CERAMICS → Why you’ll suck at it: “It’s hard to come up with a vision for what you want to create. Then there’s a phase where the gap between what you’d like to do and what you can do is enormous, because it’s so hard to learn the technique. I’m sti
Nov 27 20162 minutes
Sucking At Stuff
Where, how, and why to play piano, bake sourdough, and learn Thai massage in spite—and because—of the fact that you’ll be very bad at it. At least at first.
Nov 27 20162 minutes
The Establishment Never Had A Chance
The farce, and tragedy, of #NeverTrump.
Nov 27 201618 minutes
Big Gun’s Big Fail
A secretive Manhattan billionaire’s dreams of creating America’s foremost firearms empire.
Nov 27 20161 minute
How To Fail At Your Job And Not Get Fired
AS TOLD TO JASON FEIFER Work Hard at the Last Possible Second “It’s like ending the concert with a great encore; as long as you do that, people don’t remember anything else. I’ve literally gone off the map for two weeks to party, then come back and
Shattered
Hillary Clinton took aim, for the second time, at the highest and hardest glass ceiling. What broke instead was the coalition of women and people of color she thought would pierce it—and our faith that it will happen in our lifetimes.
“A Girl Can’t Be President”
What Hillary and I said to my daughter.
Nov 27 20164 minutes
On Wall Street, A Bipolar Diagnosis
Speculators in a vacuum of information.
Nov 27 20164 minutes
This + That
Fashion’s ever-multiplying COLLABORATIONS have benefits for almost everybody.
Nov 27 20161 minute
Loring Place
21 W. 8th St., nr. Fifth Ave. 212-388-1831
Nov 27 20161 minute
Bumbling Is Good For The Brain
JIHAN THOMPSON NEURONAL CONNECTIONS ARE created in the brain when you attempt something new. Plenty of research indicates this, including a 2010 study in The Journal of Neuroscience that found that even after just two sessions of practicing a new ta
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1 The most recent issue of New York, its last before the election, was dedicated to considering the new Republican Party. Gabriel Sherman covered the last days of the Trump campaign. Frank Rich looked to Charles Lindbergh to see how history views nat
Nov 27 20164 minutes
Nice Hat
Netflix spares no expense on The Crown.
Is Bigotry A Parking Ticket Or A Capital Offense?
A conversation about race and the race with CNN’s Van Jones.
Nov 27 20169 minutes
The 67 Greatest, Craziest, And Most Persistent Pop-Culture Conspiracy Theories Of All Time
POP CULTURE is theoretically apolitical: We know (or can speculate) why shadowy forces might have conspired to assassinate JFK, but who’d plot to kill Paul McCartney? Yet pop culture has inspired some of the most notorious conspiracy theories—a pheno
Nov 27 20161 minute
About That Cover
How we got there Our pre-election issue, with a cover by the American artist Barbara Kruger, went to press on Friday afternoon, October 28. That deadline came up just as FBI director James Comey made his announcement about a newly discovered cache of
Nov 27 20165 minutes
Slow Burn
Interracial-marriage drama Loving sneaks up on you quietly.
Brian And Juan, Doug And Tom, And The Man Whose Mother Wouldn’t Let Him Give His Real Name
ON THE FIRST of December, three decades after the disease first hit the city, the New York City AIDS Memorial will open at ground zero of the epidemic—St. Vincent’s hospital in Greenwich Village, now closed, where patients once flooded the rooms and
Nov 27 20163 minutes
The Intersectionality Of Hate
Why bother despising just one group? How Trump flipped political correctness squarely on its head.
Movers
Ups Snap Inc., better known as Snapchat, filed IPO plans, valuing itself at as much as $25 billion. The messaging app expects to have less than $1 billion in revenue this year, mostly from advertising. AMC Entertainment became the world’s largest m
Popular
Nov 7 201614 minutes
The Kids Are Not All Right
American teens are anxious, depressed and overwhelmed. Experts are struggling over how to help them
Sep 26 20163 minutes
The Pastor Who Prays With Trump
DONALD TRUMP’S SON ERIC WAS GLOWING when he sat down at a Cleveland restaurant next to Orlando pastor Paula White. “Your prayer did it, Paula,” Eric told her. The younger Trump’s teleprompter had broken the night before as he prepared to address the
HBO Offers A West-Ward Expansion Of The Mind
“YOU KNOW WHY THIS BEATS THE REAL WORLD?” ED HARRIS asks a man he’s about to shoot. “The real world is chaos. It’s an accident. But in here, every detail adds up to something.” Playing a marauding visitor to a futuristic theme park, Harris perfectly
Sep 1 20163 minutes
If You Work From Home, Do This Every Day
It's time to give yourself a break.
The Harsh Reality Of Brexit Sets In
THE MORNING AFTER BRITONS VOTED TO leave the E.U., there was considerable apprehension across the U.K. Even some who had voted for Brexit did so with confidence that choosing Leave was merely a protest vote and that Remain would carry the day. Obviou
7 Lessons From Entrepreneurs Who Kept Their Day Jobs While Starting Their Businesses
The insight you gain while working for someone else can mean the difference between a successful entrepreneurial enterprise and one that fizzles.
Oct 10 20166 minutes
It’s Over
SPLIT AFTER 12 YEARS Brad & Angelina
$10,000,000 Says Hillary Wins
Haim Saban wants to put Clinton in the White House and take Univision public
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1 “Stop for a moment to consider the magnitude of this transformation,” wrote Robert Moor in his meditation on what the rise of self-driving cars will mean for America’s sense of self (“What Happens to American Myth When You Take the Driver Out of It
Final Days
AS THE UNMANAGEABLE, UNREPENTANT, AND UNPRECEDENTED CANDIDATE CAREENS TO THE FINISH LINE, DONALD TRUMP’S ADVISERS TRY TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO SAVE THEMSELVES—AND THE MOVEMENT HE STARTED.
Nov 13 201615 minutes
Trump’s Campaign Has Been So Insane
YOU’VE PROBABLY ALREADY FORGOTTEN AT LEAST HALF OF IT.
Oct 24 201613 minutes
Trump Goes To War
THE CALL TO GATHER WENT OUT SUNDAY MORNING, arriving on cell phones before many of the pastors had left their congregations. These 23 men and three women, all members of Donald Trump’s evangelical advisory council, had long ago signed on to pray for
Nov 14 20167 minutes
Trump’s Path To Victory
Nobody saw it coming. Not the media. Certainly not Hillary Clinton. Not even Donald Trump’s team of data scientists, holed up in their San Antonio headquarters 1,800 miles from Trump Tower, were predicting this outcome. But the scientists picked up disturbances—like falling pressure before a hurricane—that others weren’t seeing. It was the beginning of the storm that would deliver Trump to the White House.
Sep 1 20163 minutes
Work Hard
Many millionaires attribute their success to their careers and companies. Do what they do.
Jan 1 20164 minutes
7 Smart Financial Steps To Take In 2016
Make 2016 your year to prosper.
Oct 31 20165 minutes
The Toll Of Cheap Clothing
In April 2013, when the Rana Plaza building in Bangladesh crumbled and killed more than a thousand garment workers, Western clothing executives were chastened. They were the ones, after all, who’d been pressuring Bangladesh’s apparel factories to che
This New Surgery Could Change Pregnancy Forever
IT’S NOT WIDELY KNOWN, BUT EACH year, hundreds of women in the U.S. are born without the ability to carry a child—because they don’t have uteruses. Now, thanks to a groundbreaking series of experimental surgeries, doctors are hoping to change these w
Nov 7 20163 minutes
A Shocking Internet Attack Shows America’s Vulnerability
THE INTERNET BEGAN TO WOBBLE AT 7 a.m. Early on Oct. 21, servers at a little-known Internet infrastructure company, Dyn, based in Manchester, N.H., began experiencing an overwhelming flood of malicious traffc. By midday a coordinated series of attack
Conversation
What you said about ... GRETCHEN CARLSON’S FIGHT “As an atheist and a progressive Democrat, I may have little in common with Carlson, but I applaud her efforts to bring the horrors of sexual harassment and assault out of the shadows,” wrote Lynne F
Nov 7 20165 minutes
Horror On The Beach
The bodies of at least 10 victims have been found on New York’s Gilgo Beach. Are they connected? Now the FBI has joined the hunt in hopes of bringing a sadistic killer to justice
The Internet As You Know It Does Not Exist
Eight (completely plausible) alternate histories on the 25th anniversary of the web.
Sep 19 201610 minutes
The New Science Of Exercise
Doctors, researchers, scientists—even ancient philosophers—have long claimed exercise works like a miracle drug. Now they have proof
Where The Future’s AT(&T)
It’s buying Time Warner to cope with a changing media world | “The future of mobile is video, and the future of video is mobile”
How To Get Featured In Entrepreneur Magazine
Most people haven’t heard of a scrappy little ski company called Renoun, but we gave it a lot of space in this issue -- a story about founder Cyrus Schenck. I bet you’re wondering: How did Schenck pull that off?I’m going to tell you.Why? I owe it to
Oct 17 20165 minutes
Brad & Angelina How Their Family Fell Apart
The superstars are now battling over their six kids in the wake of their sudden and shocking split
What We Talk About When We Talk About Hitler
A conversation with the author of Explaining Hitler, Ron Rosenbaum.
Sep 1 20162 minutes
How To Feel Like A Millionaire
F. SCOTT FITZGERALD FAMOUSLY WROTE, “The very rich … are different from you and me.” And he didn’t mean that in a good way. To paraphrase the author, whose themes often touched on the corrosive effects of extreme wealth, the superaffluent are soft an
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Nov 14 20162 minutes
J.D. Vance
The Hillbilly Elegy author and champion of an oft-maligned group talks Trump, Clinton and the white working class on the eve of the election
Nov 14 20161 minute
Milestones
DECLARED By Swedish authorities, the death of World War II hero Raoul Wallenberg, who is credited with helping thousands of Hungarian Jews flee Nazi-controlled Germany during the Holocaust. Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat, mysteriously vanished 71 ye
Nov 14 20163 minutes
There Is Such A Thing As Too Much Voting, And It’s Going On In My Neighborhood
WHEN I MOVED TO LOS ANGELES 11 YEARS AGO, I KNEW I’D have certain responsibilities: hiking, smiling, pretending medical advice doesn’t need to come from a doctor. I did not know, however, that in order to be able to pull the infinite levers in the vo
Nov 14 20162 minutes
Other Big Issues On The Ballot
Katie Reilly DEATH PENALTY Three states have capital punishment on the ballot. In Oklahoma, which temporarily halted executions in 2015 after a series of botched lethal injections, a measure would enshrine the penalty in the state constitution and
Nov 14 20162 minutes
A High-Plains Showdown Over The Dakota Access Pipeline
ON THE SURFACE, THE DAKOTA ACCESS pipeline looks like any of the dozens of oil and gas projects approved in recent years. The 1,200-mile project is designed to transport hundreds of thousands of barrels a day of crude from vast reserves in North Dako
Telling The Lovings’ Story In 1966
LILY ROTHMAN THE HEADLINE IN THE MARCH 18, 1966, issue of LIFE magazine described it simply as “The Crime of Being Married.” Under those words, two photos: Mildred Loving, then 26, eyes downcast, and her husband Richard, 32, lips pressed tightly tog
Nov 14 20162 minutes
In This Battle Of The Bands, Oasis Beats Iggy
WITH THREE MINOR HITS IN A 50-YEAR CAREER, Iggy Pop was never really a rock star, yet he has become one of rock’s most beloved figures. It’s not just because he’s an arresting front man, having invented the stage dive and the dubious tactic of rollin
Nov 14 201612 minutes
The Syrians Next Door
Two years after fleeing their home, the Tameem family became the first Syrian refugees in Iowa
Nov 14 20162 minutes
Disney Makes Its Maiden Voyage To The South Pacific
IN MOST ANIMATED DISNEY MOVIES, THERE IS A SONG THAT introduces viewers to the world the characters inhabit. In Beauty and the Beast, “Belle” tells of a poor provincial town with smelly fish and stale baguettes. In The Little Mermaid, “Under the Sea”
Why Physical Things Matter In A Digital World
IF SILICON VALLEY HAD ITS WAY, ALL humans would have abandoned analog products by now. We’d be consuming music from the cloud (instead of on tapes or discs), reading stories online (instead of in books) and sketching notes and designs on battery-powe
Nov 14 20161 minute
Crimes Of The Heart
S.B. Like many of his novels, Spanish author Javier Marías’ new book, Thus Bad Begins, isn’t exactly a mystery, though it is mysterious. Here, the 65-year-old perennial Nobel favorite tells the story of Juan de Vere, a young man working for a film d
Nov 14 20162 minutes
The Rights Of The Heart, Interpreted With Beauty By Loving
JUST LAST SPRING, AN OLD NAVY Twitter ad featuring an interracial family prompted a vicious outcry from social-media trolls who were furious at the store for promoting “race mixing.” A backlash against the backlash followed, with hundreds of Twitter
Nov 14 20164 minutes
Why James Comey Couldn’t Keep The Fbi Above Politics
AS A RULE, LAWMEN DON’T LIKE TO say much more than they have to, and there is not a person who has met FBI Director James Comey who would size him up as less than tight-lipped. Yet there he was last summer, up on Capitol Hill, telling the world unde
Nov 14 20161 minute
For The Record
‘THE LAST WORD IS CLEAR.’ POPE FRANCIS, reiterating on Nov. 1 that women will never become priests (the Pontiff has held this position for years but created a commission in August to discuss whether women would serve as deacons, leading to speculati
Nov 14 20163 minutes
How The Media Got Smarter About Calling Elections
THERE’S A LOT WE CAN’T KNOW for sure before election night: who will vote, who will win, who will refuse to concede. But no matter what happens, we do know that the media—specifically, the Associated Press and the major TV news networks—will play an
South Korea’s Familial Presidential Family Scandal
THERE ARE POLITICAL SCANDALS, THERE are odd political scandals, and then there’s whatever is happening in South Korea. The controversy centers on the murky relationship between President Park Geun-hye and an old friend named Choi Soon-sil. Park is ac
Nov 14 20161 minute
Ticker
Russian warships off Syria’s coast Eight Russian warships approached the eastern Mediterranean on Nov. 2, raising fears that Russia and Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime are planning a large-scale, final assault on rebel-held parts of Aleppo.
Nov 14 20163 minutes
Closing Argument: Why Hillary Clinton Is The Only Choice To Keep America Great
“IT IS THE JOB OF EDITORIAL WRITERS,” THE LATE, GREAT Murray Kempton once observed, “to come down from the hills after the battle is over and shoot the wounded.” I’ve been thinking about that as publication after publication has come forward to endor
Nov 14 20162 minutes
The Real-Life Rebellion Behind Amazon’s Good Girls Revolt
THEY WERE HIGHLY EDUCATED WOMEN, SOME GRADUATES of Ivy League journalism programs. But at Newsweek magazine in the 1960s, they delivered packages, cut out newspaper clippings and, if they were lucky, did reporting for articles that only men were actu
Bottom Lines
The 2016 election is a referendum on what women can be—and what men can get away with
Nov 14 20162 minutes
Conversation
What you said about ... TEENS AND DEPRESSION Susanna Schrobsdorff’s Nov. 7 cover story on adolescent anxiety and depression sparked an outpouring of commentary, much of which stressed that the issue wasn’t on kids alone. Adults shouldn’t “let oursel
Nov 14 20161 minute
Lebanon’s New Leader Aims To Keep ‘Regional Fires’ At Bay
JARED MALSIN LEBANON’S PARLIAMENT ELECTED RETIRED general Michel Aoun as President on Oct. 31, ending a 29-month political stalemate during which the country had no head of state. Aoun’s ascension fills a vacuum but provides few long-term answers as
Nov 14 20161 minute
7 Ideas From Other Countries That Could Improve U.S. Elections
KATE SAMUELSON AMERICANS ARE UNHAPPY WITH THIS year’s presidential election, with two historically disliked major candidates and concerns rising about election fraud and voter suppression. Is there a better way? Here, voting methods from around the
The Next President’s Financial Imperative: Fixing Social Security
AS PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA ENTERS HIS FINAL MONTHS in the White House, he is clearly looking to burnish his legacy. But there is no sign he will be able to tackle one of the largest financial issues facing the country: shoring up Social Security. “We
Nov 14 20164 minutes
The Golden State’s Big Green Bet
California is poised to legalize marijuana, potentially transforming the global pot trade. But an unlikely group isn’t partaking
Nov 14 20162 minutes
Jessamyn Stanley, Internet Yogi
One of the most popular practitioners of yoga on Instagram has grown an enormous following, with fans around the world flocking to her sold-out classes
Nov 14 20163 minutes
The Real Elena Ferrante Surfaces—In Books
BIG-NAME BOOK RELEASES ARE typically greeted with fanfare and enthusiasm. Midnight Harry Potter release parties? Sure. International book tours that keep authors on the road for months? Yep. The dual publication of Elena Ferrante’s Frantumaglia, her
Nov 7 20162 minutes
A Leading Man Saves Hacksaw Ridge From Hackdom
MEL GIBSON MAY NOT ALWAYS BE A good director, but he’s never a stupid one. Hacksaw Ridge, his fifth feature, is blunt and effective, a picture cannily crafted for maximum effect. Whatever subtlety appears onscreen comes from its anchor performance by
American Horror Story Is Frightfully Good With Secrets
AMERICAN HORROR STORY HAS DEPICTED PLENTY OF DEATHS during its run on FX, and the show’s fifth season, “Hotel,” which wrapped up in January, seemed to augur the most consequential death yet: the show’s own. Guest star Lady Gaga won a Golden Globe, bu
Conversation
What you said about ... GRETCHEN CARLSON’S FIGHT “As an atheist and a progressive Democrat, I may have little in common with Carlson, but I applaud her efforts to bring the horrors of sexual harassment and assault out of the shadows,” wrote Lynne F
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Nov 21 20162 minutes
Time For Some Traffic Problems On Netflix?
With Obama gone, the FCC’s web traffic rules will be vulnerable | “A legislative remedy now not only looks possible, but likely”
Nov 21 20163 minutes
Global Trade Is Slowing
Nations are imposing tariffs on steel and biodiesel, and fleets are shrinking | “China had a great run, but it’s over”
Nov 21 20163 minutes
Clean Power Is Too Hot For Even Trump To Cool
Policy changes won’t stop companies’ shift to renewables | “Fears of a negative impact of Trump … are really overblown”
Nov 21 201612 minutes
The Spy Who Added Me On Linkedin
FOR YEARS, RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE HAD OPERATIVES HIDDEN INSIDE WALL STREET. JAMES BOND WORK IT WASN’T
Movers
Ups Snap Inc., better known as Snapchat, filed IPO plans, valuing itself at as much as $25 billion. The messaging app expects to have less than $1 billion in revenue this year, mostly from advertising. AMC Entertainment became the world’s largest m
Nov 21 201610 minutes
John Maynard Trump
How the next White House could justify a debt-driven Keynesian stimulus
Nov 21 20162 minutes
Fines Alone Won’t Deter Corporate Crime
Going easy isn’t the answer, either. Companies must be taught the virtues of cooperation
Nov 21 20163 minutes
American Producers See An Election Boost
Will promised infrastructure projects increase demand? | “Electing Donald Trump, that’s the icing on the cake”
Nov 21 20163 minutes
The Fall Of Warren’s Cfpb?
The government’s consumer-finance watchdog braces for a fight | “We’re anticipating that there will be attempts to use the budget to sneak in attacks”
Sunny Side Trump
There’s reason for short-term optimism. Then he has to deal with his policy contradictions
Nov 21 20165 minutes
The Real Cost Of An Mba
To figure out the true price of a business degree, you have to factor in the opportunity cost | “I wouldn’t want to wonder in 10 years if not having the MBA was holding me back”
Will Boeing Become Collateral Damage?
A bad break with China could wound America’s No. 1 exporter | “China will take a tit-for-tat approach” if Trump hikes tariffs
Nov 21 20164 minutes
California’s Dream
As Trump goes to Washington, Democrats in Sacramento prepare for political war | “We’re going to do everything in our power to protect our people and our values”
Nov 21 201614 minutes
Rich Kids Anonymous
IT’S EASY TO SNEER AT THE IDEA OF AFFLUENZA, BUT MAYBE THERE’S SOMETHING TO THE PREMISE THAT WEALTHY KIDS HAVE A PARTICULAR SET OF MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION PROBLEMS
Nov 21 20163 minutes
Washington’s New Most Powerful People
Trump’s transition team includes his donor Rebekah Mercer | “You are going to have a lot of his supporters saying, ‘Wait a minute’”
Nov 21 20161 minute
How Not To Fight Climate Change
Reducing emissions is the right goal. But we still need fossil fuels—and the Dakota pipeline
Nov 21 20163 minutes
Student Lenders Get A Chance To Cut Loose
Less regulation, sure. But the big prize is reducing the feds’ role | “That really is the ‘hope’ part of the trade”
Nov 21 20164 minutes
Carmakers Could Hit That Wall, Too
Trade deals have spawned a latter-day Detroit south of the border. Will Trump change that? | “Mexico, the new El Dorado of the auto industry, could suffer”
Nov 21 20162 minutes
Why Trump Is Making Bond Markets Nervous
Investors see a burst of growth, bigger deficits, and more inflation | Waiting for details “on what the actual numbers are”
America’s Got No Talent
Foreign-born techies are dialing back their American dreams | “If you’re a U.S. tech company, your recruitment just got a lot harder”
Nov 21 20162 minutes
Liberal Nonprofits Ride The Anti-Trump Wave
Donations have spiked in the wake of the election | “It felt a little like playing Oprah. ‘You get $100! And you get $100!’”
Nov 21 20162 minutes
Microsoft Isn’t Feeling Any Russian Thaw
The Kremlin is ordering domestic versions of imported applications | Dependence on foreign tech is the same as “dismissing the army”
Nov 21 20162 minutes
Tech Ipos Want To Get Ahead Of Trump
The backlog of eligible companies may rush to go public | “It’s very hard to see how … the Donald could not create volatility”
Nov 21 20162 minutes
It’s Hard To Label China A Currency Manipulator
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Private Prisons Get A Boost From Trump
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Trump Says, ‘Dig.’ Wall Street Asks, ‘Why?’
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Nov 14 20161 minute
Innovation Gryphon Router
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Nov 14 20163 minutes
China Gets Physical
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This Could Be You
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Argentina Finds Free Trade Is Hard To Do
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Colorado Springs, Colorado
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4 West Des Moine, Iowa
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Raleigh, North Carolina
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8 Weston, Florida
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A Voice For The Voiceless
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10 Naperville, Illinois
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