My Child Is in an Impossible Place, and I Am There With Her
Three years into my daughter’s cancer treatments, my family has leaned into talking about hard things.
Bing’s Chatbot Declares its Love and Elon Musk Rewrites the Twitter Algorithm
Then, online ads have gotten bad — and that might be OK.
Michigan State Professor Was Teaching Class When Gunman Started Shooting
A professor recalls: “It looked like a robot, not someone human, covered with a mask and a cap.”
Tiger Woods Is Back. He’s Still a Work in Progress.
Woods shot a two-under-par 69 on Thursday at the Genesis Invitational in Southern California. Every stroke amounted to research for the bigger ambitions that still linger.
From ‘Birth of a Nation’ to ‘Till’: Confronting Racism in the White House Screening Room
“History matters,” President Biden said before showing a movie about Emmett Till, whose murder galvanized the civil rights movement.
With Arrest in 1985 Killing, a Woman Mourns a Brother She Barely Knew
Jerry Watkins was a boy when he was killed in West Virginia. His death upended the lives of a sister and mother, and prompted a nearly four-decade quest to find…
A Fast Orange Rolls Recipe
Whether or not you have nostalgia for these breakfast treats, you’ll want to bake these homemade ones from Genevieve Ko.
It’s Time to Prepare for a Possible Trump Indictment
We need to prepare for a first in our history as a nation: the possible criminal prosecution of a former president.
After the Ohio Derailment Disaster, the Rail Industry Can Do Better
The Ohio train derailment and chemical fire are emblematic of a rail industry that does not take safety seriously enough.