Egypt’s Leader Ends State of Emergency, Says It’s No Longer Needed
admin CAIRO — Egypt’s authoritarian president announced Monday that he had lifted a four-year-old state of…
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Your Tuesday Briefing
We’re covering Sudan’s coup and a conviction in Hong Kong under the national security law.…
Read MoreWith New Conviction, Hong Kong Uses Security Law to Clamp Down on Speech
HONG KONG — A Hong Kong court on Monday convicted an activist of inciting secession…
Read More‘The Velvet Underground’ Review: And Me, I’m in a Rock ’n’ Roll Band
Sometime in the 1960s, John Cale, a classically trained Welsh violist with avant-garde leanings, met…
Read More‘Succession’ Returns, With No Real People Involved
Deep into Season 3 of HBO’s “Succession,” Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong), the scion-gone-rogue of a…
Read MoreA Conductor’s Impossible Legacy
We live in a time of intense scrutiny of the moral failings of artists —…
Read MorePowerful Auction Veterans Aim New Company at Asian Market
In the latest sign of the disruption underway in the art market amid the pandemic,…
Read MoreWhat to Know Ahead of Game 1 of the World Series
The 117th World Series pits the Houston Astros of the American League against the Atlanta…
Read MoreIn Virginia Governor’s Race, Biden Barely Rates a Mention
RESTON, Va. — In Terry McAuliffe’s tough fight for a new term as Virginia’s governor,…
Read MoreHow to Map a Fly Brain in 20 Million Easy Steps
The brain of a fruit fly is the size of a poppy seed and about…
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