New Yorker Employees Stage Protest Outside Anna Wintour’s Townhouse
After more than two years of negotiations with the magazine’s parent company, Condé Nast, more than 100 demonstrators marched on the editorial director’s quiet block.
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Gerrit Cole Stumbles Through Answer About Doctoring Baseballs
“I don’t know quite how to answer that,” the Yankees pitcher said when asked if he uses Spider Tack to increase his spin rate.
100,000 flee ‘indiscriminate attacks’ from Myanmar security forces
The United Nations said on Tuesday an estimated 100,000 people in Myanmar’s Kayah state had been displaced by fighting that included “indiscriminate attacks by security forces”...
It’s Hard to Sue Gun Makers. New York Moves to Change That.
State lawmakers are trying to get around a federal law that gives gun manufacturers broad immunity from lawsuits.
Eric Adams Draws Fire for Skipping Mayoral Debate
Mr. Adams, a leading candidate for New York City mayor, was accused by his rivals of trying to dodge scrutiny of questions about his residency.
A Very Strange Version of the Paris Night
The pandemic may be ebbing, but Paris still has a curfew, which feels completely unnatural in the City of Light.
What to Watch on Tuesday at the 2021 French Open
Stefanos Tsitsipas and Daniil Medvedev will clash as the quarterfinal matches begin at Roland Garros.
Kamala Harris, With Blunt Language on Border, Forges Immigration Image
The vice president concluded her first trip abroad, a high-stakes trip to Mexico and Guatemala during which she took on the politically volatile issue.
NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter nails seventh flight on Mars
NASA’s Mars helicopter, Ingenuity, has completed its seventh flight on the red planet, taking a photo of the Martian surface during its 63-second trip.
Tokyo was picked as the ‘safe’ choice for the Olympics. Here’s how everything changed
Back in 2013, Tokyo’s big win to secure the Olympic Games in only the second round of voting — it took out Istanbul 60-36 — rested...
