Raquel Welch, Actress and ’60s Sex Symbol, Is Dead at 82
Beginning with a doeskin bikini in “One Million Years B.C.,” she built a celebrated show business career around sex appeal and, sometimes, a comic touch.
At Michigan State, Balancing Freedom and Safety in the Wake of Tragedy
While elementary, middle and high schools have adopted new safety technology to try to deter gun violence, the same changes have not come to the more open campuses of colleges…
Karol G’s Songs Conquered the World. On a New LP, She Reveals Herself.
“Mañana Será Bonito,” the Colombian pop superstar’s fourth album, traces her adventures in (and out) of love, with guests including Shakira and Romeo Santos.
Ron DeSantis and the ‘Wicked Wisdom’ of Divide and Conquer
The Florida governor is turning marginalized groups against each other.
A Mother Makes the Case for Conservatorship
Her son was “losing his mind.” But how do you help someone who doesn’t believe he is mentally ill?
Horseshoe Crabs Are in Trouble. How Much Longer Can We Rely on Their Blood to Test Our Drugs?
An alternative test is urgently needed to protect horseshoe crabs and the birds that depend on their eggs.
‘This Is a Secret’
A Times columnist spoke with a chatbot powered by artificial intelligence. It didn’t go well.
A Crisis Within a Crisis in Syria
Why is it so hard to get aid into the country, and what could the earthquake mean for its future?
The Coldest Case in Laramie
A long-unsolved murder. An unexpected arrest. A slam-dunk case that mysteriously fell apart. The sound of an investigation as it unfolds. All eight parts arrive on Thurs, Feb. 23.
Is ‘Run, Hide, Fight’ the best advice for mass shootings?
“It’s three simple verbs that trigger the memory of the training you received, and which tell you that fighting is a last resort and running is a good first resort,”…