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Restaurant Review: Serving All the Food Nouvelle Cuisine Couldn’t Kill
The menu looks at French bistro classics through the lens of nostalgia.
U.S.A. Gymnastics Hires N.B.A. Executive as President
Li Li Leung will take over a troubled organization still reeling from a sexual-abuse scandal. She is the federation’s fourth leader in the past two years.
Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei Is Cut From Film; Producer Cites ‘Fear of China’
Ai Weiwei in New York in 2017. “It was frustrating to see Western creators and institutions collaborating with Chinese censorship in such an obvious way,” he said of being dropped from a new film,
Egypt Turns Back Veteran New York Times Reporter
David D. Kirkpatrick was Cairo bureau chief for The New York Times between 2011 and 2015, and is the author of a recent book on the country.
Bernie Sanders, Once the Progressive Outlier, Joins a Crowded Presidential Field
Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont marched with others from a prayer service at Zion Baptist Church in Columbia, S.C., to the state house last month during an event on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Times Insider: How We’ve Reported on the Secrets and Power of McKinsey & Company
Among the many locations of McKinsey & Company offices is this building in central Kiev, Ukraine.
California Today: California’s Latest Fight With the Trump Administration
Attorney General Xavier Becerra of California said in an interview that the president himself had undercut his argument that there was an emergency at the border.
Karl Lagerfeld, Designer Who Defined Luxury Fashion, Is Dead
Mr. Lagerfeld with the singer Rihanna at a Fendi dinner in New York in 2015.
Bernie Sanders Announces 2020 Presidential Run
Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont marched with others from a prayer service at Zion Baptist Church in Columbia, S.C., to the state house last month during an event on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Bernie Sanders on the Issues: Where He Stands and What Could Derail Him
Supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders listened to him speak during a campaign rally at Morehouse College in Atlanta during the 2016 Democratic presidential primary.
A Happy Marriage Between God and Budget Deficits
Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan, left, and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia during a welcome ceremony for the prince’s visit to Pakistan, in Islamabad on Monday.
Are Trump and Putin Opening Pandora’s Box?
Russian Defense Ministry officials show off the 9M729 cruise missile at the military Patriot Park outside Moscow on January 23, 2019.
New York Today: N.Y. Today: The Ocasio-Cortez Effect
From left, Representatives Jerrold Nadler, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Eliot Engel.
How My Southeast L.A. Culture Got to Japan
Junichi Shimodaira, president of the “Pharaohs” car club, in Nagoya, Japan.
Border Wall, Vatican, Karl Lagerfeld: Your Tuesday Briefing
A soup kitchen sponsored by opposition politicians, in Caracas, Venezuela.
The 52 Places Traveler: Stop #2 on a Yearlong Journey, a Spot in Panama That Takes It Slow
Santa Catalina is famous among certain circles for La Punta, a challenging break off a rocky beach that attracts surfers from all over the world.
Nigella Lawson Was Never Just a Domestic Goddess
The British author and television star Nigella Lawson just marked the 20th anniversary of her breakout cookbook “How to Eat.” In the years that followed, she reached the highest echelon of fame.
Montreal Dispatch: Culture Shock for French in Quebec: ‘We Smoke Cigarettes, They Smoke Pot’
Fred Schneider moved from France to the Montreal neighborhood of the Plateau. He performs self-mocking songs about the French “occupying” the area.
