How Married ‘Bachelor’ Couples Make It Work. Yes, Some Are Still Together.
As “The Bachelor” franchise enters its 20th year, still-married couples who met on that show and “The Bachelorette” discuss how they’ve built lasting relationships.
World Cup 2022: What to Know as Teams Prepare for Qatar
The tournament doesn’t kick off until November. Here are the basics.
Review: ‘Vagina Obscura,’ by Rachel E. Gross
There’s a reason women know so little about our own bodies.
Your Thursday Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
Judge Tosses New York District Lines
The ruling would send New York back to the drawing board and could delay its primaries. Democrats vowed to appeal it.
上海封城“抢菜”与我们可能面对的贫瘠未来
全球大部分地区已经逐步恢复正常生活时，上海因为疫情封城再次出现“抢购”潮和短缺，令人不得不思考中国清零政策的代价。而疫情造成的供应链混乱已经在世界范围内导致了物价上涨，我们是否将面临一个更贫瘠的未来？
Modern Love Podcast: Right Swipes, Big City
A young woman with a prosthetic leg navigates dating apps in New York City.
G.O.P. Judge Tosses N.Y. District Lines, Citing Democrats’ ‘Bias’
The ruling by a Republican judge would send New York back to the drawing board and could delay its primaries. Democrats vowed to appeal it.
5 Fetuses Removed From Home of Anti-Abortion Activist, Group Says
The police said they had gone to a home in Washington to investigate a tip about “potential biohazard material” when officers found the fetuses inside. An investigation was continuing.
Seven Decades Later, the 1950 Census Bares Its Secrets
Federal law kept the answers on millions of census forms secret for 72 years. The forms go online on Friday, a bonanza for historians, genealogists and the merely curious.