Lovers and Auteurs, Their Breakthrough Film Was Almost the End
No one goes to the Cannes Film Festival just to be whelmed. Still, this year’s edition felt unusually quiet until...
Medicare for All is back on the political front burner. A Democratic majority could pass it
“Medicare for All,” that fundamental reform of America’s fractured healthcare system long championed by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and other...
To Change Football Culture, High School Coaches Tackle Emotions
As head football coach at Martin Luther King High School in Philadelphia, Jordan Alexander faces dual challenges as the team...
How ‘Somatics’ Became the Solution to Modern Life
When clients go to Sybil Ottenstein for therapy, they tend to arrive with answers. Many of them have seen shrinks...
The Missing Pieces We Carry After 9/11
Breakfast at Windows on the World in New York City in February, 2001. —Angel Franco—The New York Times/Redux Early dawn....
Ugly AI Food Photos Are Only the Beginning
I can’t stop staring at the AI-slop images of Mexican food I see during my morning walk to work. On...
At this NATO training camp, the aim is to train the Ukrainians who can then turn around and train everyone else
Western training for Ukrainian soldiers in Poland is focusing on specialized and leadership skills that soldiers can disseminate when they...
‘Onslaught’ Review: Too Much and Not Enough
I’m not sure if “Onslaught” is trying to make a political statement, which is kind of the problem. On the...
‘His knuckles turn white’: Ted Cruz says Trump raged as Elon named him in Epstein files
President Donald Trump erupted the moment an aide handed him a printout of billionaire Elon Musk’s post claiming he was...
‘The Sun Never Sets’ Review: Could She Do Better?
In Anchorage, Wendy (Dakota Fanning) is caught between a rock and a hard place. The rock is her older boyfriend,...
