Новости за 14.08.2020

She is the perfect person to build a case against the president.

Amid the real-life terrors of a pandemic, the writer takes solace in this long-running British crime series, which may be the only TV drama whose title character is a corpse.

Ben Silbermann, the C.E.O., had few answers to allegations that the social media company has a culture of discrimination.

Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Archbishop Slawoj Leszek Glodz of Poland, a move seen as a subtle rebuke. But far more is needed to address the abuse of children by priests, advocates say.

It’s practical, safe, and nonpartisan.

Early risers did the equivalent of walking 20 to 30 minutes more each day compared to “evening types,” who tend to stay up late.

The cancellation of a speech reflects an intense debate on the left: Is racism the primary problem in America today, or the outgrowth of a system that oppresses all poor people?

Mapping currents in the Southern Ocean is vital to monitoring climate change, but hard to conduct. So scientists turned to seals for help.

Important mysteries have been solved about a reptile with a giraffe-like neck that hunted prey 242 million years ago.

A writer who moved upstate for a slower lifestyle fears that the latest wave of migrants, fleeing Covid, will bring their worst instincts with them.

Black activists in Chicago. Retail in Manhattan. An elephant’s pandemic journey. Bike shorts. And more.

Young people come to Los Angeles in droves with dreams of fame and fortune. Once they’re discovered, it’s not always sunny.

The mysterious dimming of the red supergiant Betelgeuse is the result of a stellar exhalation, astronomers say.

Everyone is terrified of both sickness and censure. Are there better ways to raise our children amid a pandemic?

Parker Ramsay thinks so. He has arranged the “Goldberg” Variations, a keyboard classic, for the modern pedal harp.

Manhattan prosecutors said in new court filings that the president did not have a right to know why a grand jury demanded his tax records.

These expansive exhibitions, in galleries on or near the Lower East Side, create an immersive sense of art and the reawakening art scene.

For the first time in its 73-year history, the hugely influential festival is canceled. Devoted fans and theater makers are finding ways to keep the spirit alive.

“You don’t have to follow the norms,” says this artist who makes wrenching sculptures transformed by gunfire and radically altered heirloom quilts. A studio visit sheds light on his personal journey.

How an assistant apparel designer at Adidas came to lead daily protests against her employer’s handling of race.

This was Europe’s chance to beat back coronavirus before winter comes. We’re wasting it.

What the end of a long war might have been like for a sailor in Tokyo Bay on Sept. 2, 1945.

'Point a finger on a map, people are moving there.'

A new generation of activists is trying to figure out where to concentrate its efforts. Residential desegregation is the final frontier.

The rare questioning of Thailand’s royal family comes as student-led demonstrations have gained momentum, testing the government and the boundaries of strict lèse-majesté laws.