The cafe has Black Lives Matter signs. The owner voted for Trump.
The owner of what many neighborhood residents considered to be a community hub and progressive oasis said in an MSNBC interview that he voted for President Donald Trump in 2016...
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What it’s like to enter the work force from your childhood bedroom
Nearly 4 million people were set to graduate from postsecondary institutions in the 2019-20 academic year, according to the Education Department. Some have had job offers rescinded because of the...
A bird? A plane? No, it’s a Google balloon beaming the internet
A fleet of high-altitude balloons started delivering internet service to Kenya on Tuesday, extending online access to tens of thousands of people in the first-ever commercial deployment of the technology....
This is the secret to the crunchiest fruit crumble
When fruit and topping finally meet, the crumbs are much better able to hold their own. The parts touching the syrupy filling may get slightly soft, but the rest of...
A woman without a country: Adopted at birth and deportable at 30
Adopted as an infant from Mexico, she discovered that what she thought was a minor mix-up in her paperwork was something else entirely. Eventually, she realized that not only was...
Hostels try to adapt for the COVID-19 era
Hostels around Europe have sat quiet and empty the past few months, absent the roars and chatter that make these accommodations landmarks in their own right. As the Continent emerges...
Virus revives Italy’s age-old shadow safety net: The pawnshop
The economic picture for Italy, and for Italians in need of cash, does not look good.
‘It will consume your life’: 4 families take on rare diseases
Ninety-five percent of them have no known therapies. They are overlooked by most scientists, and some illnesses may be untreatable, even if they are understood. And what research there was...
As coronavirus cases rise, the federal workforce heads back to the office
As coronavirus cases surge around the country and epidemiologists urge caution, the federal government is heading back to work, jeopardizing pandemic progress in one of the few regions where confirmed...
As the virus surged, Florida partied. Tracking the revelers has been tough.
Just how many parties have been linked to COVID-19 is unclear because Florida does not make public information about confirmed disease clusters. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/06/us/coronavirus-florida-miami.html