When you’re thinking about what to make for dinner, the question is often “What do I feel like cooking?” But it can also be “How do I feel like cooking it?” Sometimes, you want to towel-dry, salt-scrub and bronze each piece of chicken, relishing the sizzle, before adding liquid. Other times, you’d rather take it…
For the last few years I’ve been distressed by politics. I got involved with campaigning and activism, but found it to be ineffective. I am a neuromuscular therapist, but with Covid, life changed and I went back to university, studied political science and just got an internship in my State Senate. I want to make…
In 2012, Mr. Perelman sued his art dealer, Larry Gagosian, claiming he’d been repeatedly induced to spend more for works than they were worth. In 2013, Harland Clarke, another Perelman company, sued Michael Milken over a deal. Mr. Perelman said it wasn’t personal, but still. Mr. Milken was — as the former head of high…
Here’s a New Year’s resolution to embrace: Do less! That can mean many things, but it should especially mean doing fewer dishes. And what better way to stick to that goal than to cook more one-pot meals from New York Times Cooking? This is not permission to compromise on flavor; in fact you’ll find that…
The number of hospitalized young children infected with the coronavirus rose precipitously last week to the highest levels since the beginning of the pandemic, according to data released on Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The increase was observed in children who were 4 and younger, who are not eligible for vaccination,…
LONDON — The quiet of January offers me a moment to look back at the weeks that came before and make heads or tails of them all. I am particularly interested in traditions: how they almost sneak up on us and surprise us, despite our misguided assumption that we are fully in control. And I…
Disagreements between partners are unavoidable, and many believe that they are a normal, healthy part of any relationship. Nicole Walker, the writer of this week’s Modern Love essay, shares why she doesn’t mind bickering with her husband about everything from global warming to whose turn it is to feed the baby, and how the arguments…
Five people in the United States died from rabies last year, the highest number in a decade, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday. Three of those deaths, including that of a 7-year-old child, involved direct contact with bats and occurred over a five-week period starting in late September. The deaths occurred…
The intermarriage of fashion and music, streetwear and luxury, mass and elite, is about to reach its final frontier. The much rumored collaboration between the power mononyms, cultural influencers and BFFs Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) and Demna (formerly known as Demna Gvasalia, the creative director of Balenciaga) has come to fruition with the…
The Times’s most-read story of 2021 is one that you might be familiar with: an article about languishing from Well. I turned to the illustrator Manshen Lo to capture that feeling of pandemic blah.