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The University of Denver women’s soccer team plays in the Colorado Cup tournament every August.

Klaus Biesenbach, director of MoMA PS1, with Agnes Gund, president emerita of the Museum of Modern Art, at a party honoring Ms. Gund in May. Mr. Biesenbach will be moving to Los Angeles to run MOCA.

Alex Jones is being sued over Infowars’ spread of false claims that the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., was an elaborate hoax.

Clifford Levy has served as a deputy managing editor of The New York Times since 2016, overseeing the newsroom’s online platforms.

Zoe Latta in her wild-seeded edible garden in Los Angeles’s Arlington Heights neighborhood.

A grocery store and food court, the Market, downstairs from Twitter’s offices in San Francisco’s Mid-Market neighborhood. A proposed ordinance would ban employee cafeterias in new buildings,

Donald C. Shorter in Raven Jackson’s “A Guide to Breathing Underwater,” which makes good use of multiple locations. Mr. Shorter is credited with the concept and the choreography.

With customers complaining of outages and its stock price dropping, MoviePass on Tuesday announced it was raising the cost of subscriptions.

Rumors that John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff, would soon leave his position had persisted for months.

“That’s the thing about BookTube,” said Jesse George. “If you’re not a big reader, it inspires you to become one.” Mr. George (bottom row, third from right) and other BookTubers at BookCon in May.

The Iranian writer and journalist Masih Alinejad in New York.

A steel tube being made in Düsseldorf, Germany. Zero-tariff deals with the European Union and other trading partners would put America in a much stronger position, argue Stephen Moore, Arthur B.

Ryan Burke, left, a former fraternity brother at Penn State University, and his lawyer, Philip Masorti, on June 13. Mr. Burke had just pleaded guilty to hazing and alcohol-related offenses in the

In Focus Studios of Coral Gables, Fla., hosts parties for newly married couples to view their wedding photos, musical soundtrack included. The company shows 900 to 1,400 photos at the viewing parties,

On the way to their M.R.I.s, patients drive by an average of six other places where the procedure could have been done more cheaply, a study suggests.

A poster produced by the federal government in 1940.