Louvre Gets Its First Female Leader in 228 Years
Laurence des Cars, the current head of the Musée d’Orsay, will become the president of the world’s most visited museum in September.
- Next story Ultra-low doses of inhaled nanobodies effective against COVID-19 in hamsters
- Previous story Activist investor ousts at least two Exxon directors in historic win for pro-climate campaign
Explore more
- How long do COVID vaccines take to start working?
Amid Victoria’s worrying COVID outbreak, perhaps the point of greatest concern is... - Biggest U.S. Urban Counties Got a Little Less Big
Fewer arrivals from other countries and more people moving to less populous... - Myanmar Military Tightens Control in Overnight Crackdown
Armored vehicles moved into cities across Myanmar on Sunday evening. In Myitkyina,... - The looming crisis in Brussels that no one is talking about
She’s been a fixture of life in Germany for almost 16 years.... - Gastro outbreak: How does it spread, and how can we stop it? A gastroenterologist explains
On Monday, Victorian health authorities released figures showing they’d received 389 reports... - Diablo Immortal paves the way for EA and Activision’s mobile gaming expansion
Mobile gaming is big business, and games like Battlefield Mobile and Diablo... - The Vaccine Class Gap
The biggest vaccination gap isn’t based on race or partisanship. It’s based... - Why ‘Kim’s Convenience’ Is ‘Quietly Revolutionary’
In not explaining every detail of Korean food culture, the award-winning Canadian... - The British variant is 45% more contagious than the original virus
A new study at Tel Aviv University found that the British variant... - A fugitive who escaped from a Nevada jail 27 years ago and fled to Mexico is back in US custody
A prisoner who escaped from a Nevada jail 27 years ago is...