Washington Football Team Plans Name Unveil Even as Bad News Mounts
Two days after fans at the team’s stadium fell when a railing collapsed, the team announced a Feb. 2 — Groundhog Day — launch date for its long-awaited rebranding.
N.Y. Prisons Punished 1,600 Based on Faulty Drug Tests, Report Finds
Incarcerated people were subjected to solitary confinement and denied family visits because of improperly administered tests, the state inspector general found.
Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Chased Her Shamelessly’
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
Instead of Making a New Years Resolution, Try Something New
Eight people on what they plan to dabble in this year — because making official resolutions can doom us to failure, but merely trying a new thing takes the pressure off.
Elton John’s ‘Philadelphia Freedom’ Isn’t Just a Gay Anthem. It’s a Pride Anthem.
Elton John’s song from 1975 resonates with me more than ever.
Tackling the Enduring Mysteries of Dante’s Life
“Dante: A Life,” an impressively researched new portrait by the Italian novelist and historian Alessandro Barbero, plumbs some of the perennial riddles in Dante studies and arrives at unconventional conclusions.
Le Coq Sportif Puts France’s Olympians in a New Look: Vintage
The famed sportswear brand Le Coq Sportif is hoping to reinvent itself, and its hometown, by outfitting its country’s teams at the Beijing and Paris Olympics.
Jobs, Omicron, Andrew Cuomo: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
N.Y. Prisons Punished 1,600 Based on Faulty Drug Tests, Report Finds
Incarcerated people were subjected to solitary confinement and denied family visits because of improperly administered tests, the state inspector general found.
Today’s Faux Pas, Tomorrow’s Comme Il Faut
Why linguists encourage what grammarians won’t.