A Broadway Star Gets Married on Her Day Off
On Broadway, with most shows shuttered, Monday is typically the day actors and crews rest and recharge. Or, if you’re Lindsay Michelle Mendez and John Alex Brinson, it’s the day…
Ahead of Olympics, World Anti-Doping Agency Faces a Trust Crisis
Two months before the Olympics are scheduled to begin in Paris, the global agency tasked with policing doping in sports is facing a growing crisis as it fends off allegations…
At the Home of BTS, Turmoil Over a Rising K-Pop Star
The video had none of the hallmarks of K-pop. No catchy tune, no snazzy outfits, no slick dance routines. Definitely no stars. It was set in an unremarkable auditorium with…
Switzerland Wins Eurovision, as Protests Give Way to Spectacle
The run-up to this Saturday’s Eurovision Song Contest final in Malmo, Sweden, was unusually tense and anguished, with months of protests over Israel’s involvement in the competition, a contestant suspended…
In Mexico, a House That Returns to the Well
This article is part of our Design special section about water as a source of creativity. Years of abnormally low rainfall, higher-than-normal temperatures and aging infrastructure have led to a…
Being a Mother Is Hard Work. Is It Actually Harder on Millennial Moms?
There was dog urine on the carpet, vomit on her blouse and a queasy 7-year-old to look after, but Dr. Whitney Casares had just a few spare moments to clean…
Opinion | Biden Is Doing It All Wrong
President Biden appears behind in all the swing states and his campaign appears all-too-focused on firming up his political base on the left with his new shift on Israel, a…
Opinion | Understanding My Son, One Game of Catch At a Time
I have never played on an athletic team. As a child, I was not fast or coordinated or interested in anything that involved chasing, catching or otherwise playing ball. My…
Virginia university students walk out of graduation event
Dozens of VCU grads left during Gov Glenn Youngkin’s speech, in part over his comments on campus protests.
Tourists, history seekers and a puppet: Meet the Trump trial devotees
Dozens stand in line in the early morning for a glimpse at the first criminal trial of a former US president.