The theory that he doesn’t is just speculation, based on the limited available information about his finances. If he wants to refute it, he knows how.
Why one filmmaker created a movie that would be constantly updated every time there was another mass shooting.
In a new historical novel, the author of “Room” examines the connection between fasting and faith.
Reflecting on the irreproducible color of the monument’s patina.
What’s the best way to get to grips with a new city? Go swimming.
Like the tobacco industry, the sugar industry funded science to suit its aims.
Punk is contingent upon the body, and there are few artists whose physical sacrifice has felt as generative or as essential as Iggy Pop’s.
“Snowden” is less about what Snowden did than about why he did it. But what’s left out of the film is the human factor.
The Big Sugar revelations serve as a reminder of large companies’ willingness to push aside inconvenient information in pursuit of their economic interests.
“Clinton/Azithromycin 2016.”
How do you make a film about a repeating pattern, where details change but where so much echoes the events that came before?
How Yvon Chouinard turned his eco-conscious, anti-corporate ideals into the credo of a successful clothing company.
This year’s list includes eight writers who are contending for the award for the first time.
The best answer to the N.F.L.’s Colin Kaepernick conundrum can be found in the most eloquent opinion in the history of the Supreme Court.
I would be doing comedy for the patients at a hospital—a hospital for the criminally insane.
A haunting film that underscores the persistence of mass shootings in America during the past five years.
Acuario Café and El Sabroso, which serve canteen-cheap Latin dishes, are standout examples of the neighborhood’s hidden eateries.
“I like and admire Hayley; she is a team player. I don’t judge. But I have of late been tempted to judge.”
A new documentary exposes a seldom acknowledged 1898 massacre, perpetrated by a gang of white-supremacist Democrats in North Carolina.
Some regard him as the acceptable face of the Trump campaign. So why wouldn’t he speak out against the longtime Klan leader David Duke?
Donald Trump followed up a trip to Mexico by reaffirming his extreme rhetoric on immigration.
In a hypothetical matchup, voters chose an inert Hillary Clinton over an ambulatory Donald Trump by a margin of nine percentage points.
In an instantly controversial speech last week, the writer said that fear of cultural appropriation threatens to extinguish literature.
The senator’s moral fury has been deployed in a new way in the Presidential campaign: she has become a partisan takedown artist.
The film is less about what Edward Snowden did than about why he did it. But what’s left out of the film is the human factor.
“I like and admire Hayley; she is a team player. I don’t judge. But I have of late been tempted to judge.”
For her portrait series “Icons,” Parker Day photographed New York d.j.s, models, and club kids from social media.
