Voices Rebecca Tuhus-Dubrow The tension between overestimating risks and ignoring them Not long ago, I met a woman from Belarus. She told me about the terrible aftermath of the Chernobyl nuclear accident in April 1986. As a child, she’d had to evacuate her home, which was contaminated by radioactivity, and permanently relocate. She said that … Read more
Juan Soto makes his return to Yankee Stadium this weekend for the first time since he signed with the Mets. Robert Sabo for the NY Post Access the Yankees beat like never before Don’t miss Greg Joyce’s text messages from The Bronx and beyond — he’s giving Sports+ subscribers the inside buzz on the Yankees. … Read more
Deep breath! Jaclyn Keely, 29, is preparing to run the RBC Brooklyn Half Marathon hosted by the New York Road Runners on Saturday. Since completing the 13.1-mile race last year, Keely was diagnosed with Stage 1 mucinous adenocarcinoma, had the lower lobe of her left lung removed and endured an excruciating recovery. “I just want … Read more
Carlos Meinert, vice president of the sales and service division of Korea at General Motors Co., presents a GMC Sierra Denali truck during GM Korea Co.’s launch event in Seoul on Feb. 7, 2023. (Woohae Cho / Bloomberg via Getty Images) In South Korea, the Trump administration’s 25% tariff on imported cars has sent local … Read more
Ninety feet below the East River, Amtrak’s 110 year-old train tunnels are slowly filling with salty water dripping on high-voltage cables as steel is nearly corroded to dust. Above ground, heads of Amtrak and the Metropolitan Transit Agency are publicly sparring about who should take the blame for the millions of riders about to suffer train … Read more
How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Gabby Windey Spiritually, Gabby Windey is all about Sundays in a hardcore, no-exceptions, day-of-rest sort of way. The “Long Winded” podcast host became the breakout star of “The Traitors” this year after winning the reality TV competition with a series of bold outfits and stereotype-smashing … Read more
Lakers coach JJ Redick, left, and basketball executive Rob Pelinka enter an offseason with questions about the roster, including who will be the team’s next big man. (Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times) One year ago, the seats at the bar and the tables near the coffee shop inside the Marriott Marquis hotel and the … Read more
(Illustrations by Jill De Haan / For The Times) 1 In the before time, “How are you?” was a simple pleasantry. No one ever really meant it when they asked. It was a prompt, a mere introduction, a segue into a larger conversation. However, in the middle of total social collapse, being asked “How are … Read more
The buzz began the first time it hit the big screen. Whether it was at Cannes, Berlin,Venice or Toronto, the epic martial arts romantic drama “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” immediately began building momentum, hitting Hollywood like a typhoon. Once it was released nationwide, it struck a chord with an unprecedented range of movie fans, from … Read more
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — President Trump made clear Friday he’s itching to get home to meet his new grandchild. Tiffany Trump, 31, gave birth to Alexander Trump Boulos on Thursday, making the president a grandpa for the 11th time. “I should probably have left yesterday, but I didn’t want to disappoint you. Your … Read more
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