Supreme Court Justices Were Interviewed in Investigation of Leaked Abortion Opinion
But the justices were not asked to sign sworn affidavits, unlike law clerks and other employees, the court’s marshal said.
Taiwan’s Top Diplomat in Washington Walks a Delicate Line
Taiwan’s representative, Bi-khim Hsiao, calls herself a “cat warrior” walking a delicate diplomatic line. China calls her a troublemaker who could trigger a war.
Does Davos Have Fun Parties?
A not-so-scientific poll of attendees at the Super Bowl of global capitalism.
Despite German Reluctance, Ukraine Expresses Optimism About Receiving Tanks
Even as frustration mounts over what some see as Germany’s indecision on sending Leopard 2s to Ukraine, a Kyiv official says his country’s soldiers will begin training on them.
In Omaha, a Streetcar Named Undesirable by Warren Buffett
America is in the middle of a streetcar boom. The billionaire would prefer that his hometown not get onboard.
The Fierce Life and Sudden Death of Rebecca Lorch
Rebecca Lorch found purpose in brutal workouts and competitive weight lifting. In the end, it was not enough.
After Baldwin Charges in ‘Rust’ Shooting, Actors Worry About Gun Safety
The manslaughter charges Alec Baldwin faces after a fatal on-set shooting revived questions about who’s responsible for gun safety on film productions. “We are not actual cowboys,” an actor noted.
Ice Spice, Hip-Hop’s New Princess, Is Just Warming Up
Last year, the Bronx rapper emerged from the drill scene with a pop-friendly sound, and attracted the attention of Drake. Now she’s releasing her first EP.
Inside the Battle to Control, and Fix, Tennis
Tennis’ hit Netflix series and rising collection of young stars has investors bullish on the sport, which is poised for a once-in-a-generation moment of disruption.
‘Fleishman Is in Trouble’ and the Angst of the Striving Upper Class
At the heart of meritocracy is marriage.