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On a Brooklyn street dotted with auto repair garages, a line of young women wearing black ruffled dresses, black chokers, little black backpacks and Doc Martens waited in the cold outside a...

What is the internet’s most fundamental purpose if not the sharing of an unsolicited opinion? So here’s one: Winter salads are more delicious, more thrilling, even, than summer salads.Don’t get me wrong,...

And this year, an ongoing “tripledemic” (flu, Covid, RSV), along with economic uncertainty for many, continues to pose challenges for New York’s usually robust nightlife scene. Morning Consult found that 73 percent...

“Transforming Spaces” is a series about women driving change in sometimes unexpected places.Marcela Guerrero had just started as a curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2017 when Hurricane Maria...

Another innovation has been on the radar since at least the Cold War: hydrogen-powered aircraft. But the engineering challenges here are significant. Hydrogen as a gas is too voluminous to be stored...

Lisa writes: My son and I disagree about bagel flavors. I argue that the “everything” bagel tells us what may be a bagel: sesame, poppy, garlic, onion and salt. Thus, things like...

Hilary Sheinbaum’s first Dry January started as a dare.She was texting with a friend on New Year’s Eve several years ago when, she said, “tipsy me” proposed they both cut out alcohol,...

Reviewing “Bad Land,” Verlyn Klinkenborg wrote in The New York Times: “What makes the book so memorable, in fact, is Mr. Raban’s imaginative reach. He recaptures the hope, as well as the...

Dr. Catherine Paradis, interim associate director of research at the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction, said that consumption of even two drinks per week has been associated with an elevated...

On a frigid day in the middle of January, at the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket in Brooklyn, Ray Bradley, a farmer from New Paltz, N.Y., was selling local heirloom tomatoes. Tucked next...