Supreme Court Sides With Internet Provider in Copyright Fight Over Pirated Music
The Supreme Court unanimously said on Wednesday that a major internet provider could not be held liable for the piracy...
NATO’s ‘Trump Whisperer’ Faces Blowback Over Support for Iran War
Mark Rutte, the secretary general of NATO, is often called a “Trump whisperer,” able to mix public flattery with private...
Air Canada C.E.O. Draws Scorn for Delivering Condolences in English
After an Air Canada jet collided with a truck while landing at LaGuardia Airport, the airline’s chief executive, Michael Rousseau,...
As Gas Prices Spike, California Is Hit Hardest
As gasoline prices have risen since the war in Iran began, no state has felt the pinch at the pump...
Our Youngest Child Has Cut Ties With Our Family. Help!
Our youngest, who is 37 and uses they/them pronouns, has a long history of psychological problems. They sent a text...
Sexual Misconduct Report Leaves I.C.C.’s Path Ahead Unclear
For more than a year, the operations of the International Criminal Court have been left in limbo amid global crises...
N.Y.U. Professors Reach a Deal on a Contract to End Strike After 2 Days
Faculty members at New York University reached a tentative agreement on Wednesday to end a two-day strike at the private...
‘Dog Day’ Drama: Broadway Playwright Briefly Kept Out of Rehearsals
Making a new Broadway show is often stressful. At “Dog Day Afternoon,” a stage adaptation of Sidney Lumet’s 1975 movie...
Their Ancestor Was an Enslaved Potter. They Are Battling to Recover His Legacy.
Daisy Whitner, a retired account manager with a head for numbers, was always quick to hang up on strangers trying...
How ‘One Piece’ Fixed a Common Problem for Anime Adaptations
Bringing anime and manga to live-action life onscreen is not easy, particularly for fantastical shonen manga — action-adventure stories targeting...
A Passionate Floral Manifesto
HOW FLOWERS MADE OUR WORLD: The Story of Nature’s Revolutionaries, by David George Haskell There is a gap between us...
Take Me Out to the (Simulated, Hallucinatory) Ballgame
Roving Eye is the Book Review’s essay series on international writers of the past whose works warrant a fresh look,...
Your Next Fur Coat May Be Growing in a Field
Around the age of 4, Roni Gamzon had a faux-fur coat that she wanted to wear “everywhere,” she said. It...
The Single-Family Home Gets Caught in a Political Vise
The landmark housing package that passed the Senate with broad bipartisan support this month is loaded with measures to make...
Will the Miracle of Capitalism Destroy Us All?
THE INSATIABLE MACHINE: How Capitalism Conquered the World, by Trevor Jackson In 2003, the literary theorist Fredric Jameson wrote that...
