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Commentary: These are the biggest iPhone upgrades I hope Apple delivers in 2023.

IT hardware manufacturers say a lack of clarity on router classification has resulted in the authorities sending letters, emails and summons, along with show cause notices, seeking extensive documentation and information.

A 1,388-square-foot house built in 1958 has changed hands. The property located in the 100 block of Hollycrest Drive in Los Gatos was sold on Dec. 13, 2022 for $1,700,000, or $1,225 per square foot. The property features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a garage, and two parking spaces.

Here's what you need to know about strep throat and how to stay safe this winter as viral infections increase, especially in kids.

Criminal cases linked to the Thacher School were hampered by issues including the passing of time and a private law firm's investigation, authorities said.

Get inspired to experiment in big ways and small

Chinese woman suspected of spying on Dalai Lama detained by Bihar Police

To survive the work-from-home revolution, cities must let developers convert office buildings into deeply weird apartments.

One person cannot do all things.

Here’s how to cut back on spending without depriving yourself.

She is an irreverent delight in a role that seems written specifically as a commentary on her public image.

Welcome back to our very own Georgia Sparks and Nelly Yuki!

Stop blaming traffic, actually go to the beach, learn your neighbors' names and other new year's resolutions that will make you a better Los Angeles resident.

The only notable tech IPO in the U.S. this year was Intel's spinout of Mobileye, a company that had been public before it was acquired in 2017.

How many of 2022's best hidden animals can you spot?

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Verstappen topping the poll is not a surprise, but who joined him in the top ten might be

Few brands have been able to stay as true to their roots as Timberland.

Custom-sneaker designer Dominic Ciambrone finds parallels in his process and that of the storied British automaker.

During the first ten minutes of Tár, it is possible to feel that the critic Adam Gopnik is a better actor than Cate Blanchett. They sit together on a New Yorker Festival stage. Gopnik, playing himself, is a relaxed and fluid interviewer. His interviewee, the (fictional) conductor Lydia Tár, is stiff and self-conscious—actorly, even. As […]

The title of James Hannaham’s new novel is at once a potential deterrent to fainthearted readers and a bold declaration of its author’s unwavering fidelity to his heroine’s forceful voice, her highly energized inner life. If Carlotta Mercedes—a Black and Colombian trans woman—could turn her personal history into “a Lifetime TV miniseries event,” Didn’t Nobody […]

In the introduction to her now classic Pleasure of Ruins (1953), the British writer Rose Macaulay conceives multiple reasons for the complex pleasure we take in decay, from the imaginary reconstruction of a ruin to the “masochistic joy” in common destruction. Nearly seventy years later the American literary critic Susan Stewart, in The Ruins Lesson, […]

“Yesterday, the gigantic rocks of Montserrat glowing red in the distance…”; “four days ago, I was looking at the great glow outspread in the night sky over Berlin…”; “the vast deserted square, bathed in a strange, extremely pale blue dawn glow…”; “a great red glow from the tumultuous squares…”; “the Popo puts me in mind […]

Having won the Solzhenitsyn Prize, the Big Book prize, and the Yasnaya Polyana Literary Award, as well as having been short-listed for the National Bestseller Prize and the Russian Booker Prize, Eugene Vodolazkin has emerged in the eyes of many as the most important living Russian writer. A literary scholar as well as a novelist—or, […]

In 2018 Jealousy Mugisha drew up a list of ten goals for his family over the next ten years. He wanted to rear goats and pigs on his farm in Uganda’s Buliisa district, a rural region bordering Lake Albert. He hoped to send his children to a good school. At the same time plans for […]

for Grace Schulman Once you gave them to the children:          those stems of pallid moons from your seaside garden, and they stood there exultant          with their chandeliers of Hosts turning this way and that, their elbows and knees stiff          like moments in a dance, moving to the shuffle of tiny drumheads in an orchestra          of […]