Measuring life in Martini glasses
It’s a drink that can never be ruined. Not even by a global pandemic.
5 recipes to make for your toddler
Here are five recipes that allow your little one to "help" with minimal disruption and maximum joy
5 of the most exciting spring cookbooks
"Mi Cocina" by Rick Martinez and “To The Last Bite” by Alexis de Bochenek both make the list
Why fasting makes you feel "high"
There's a well-established link between fasting and religious ecstasy. The reason may be neurochemical
NFL's speculative Covid science
The league is using the arcane "Ct value" to allow players to return after testing positive for covid
17 best hot sauces for every occasion
Our favorite cooks and writers gave us the scoop
How to divvy up childcare equally
Academic studies show what self-help books get right and wrong about equalizing domestic work
Geopolitics and the Ukraine conflict
Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have forged a new partnership in Eurasia. How will that shape the global future?
“Fresh” risks its butt innovating horror
Mimi Cave's new body-horror film adds more to the genre than it chomps away
Second mayor abducted in Ukraine
Days ago the mayor of Melitopol was also abducted, with a Russian stand-in put in his place as new acting mayor
The remarkable life of a nanotech queen
Mildred Dresselhaus laid the foundations for countless advances in nanotechnology
Birth control side effects elude science
Birth control users report the drug affects their mental health, but scientists have been unable to find the link
The Carrie and Big of "Mrs. Maisel”
The best pair on “Maisel” recalls the worst one on “Sex and the City”
Why won't the Arab world dump Putin?
For Sudan's military regime, Putin's an old friend — and for the Sudanese people, the U.S. simply can't be trusted
When Nixon meddled in an overseas war
In 1968, Richard Nixon sabotaged U.S. foreign policy to influence a presidential election: The parallel is obvious
Twitter fact-checks Ted Cruz
Cruz's distortion of reality is remarkable
Ukraine: Did Russia shell a mosque?
The mosque in question was being used to shelter civilians
Wood burning stoves spark health issues
Officials treat woodsmoke pollution as a public health and environmental justice issue despite opposition
Why Zelenskyy's comedy really matters
Forget about Paddington for a minute. The comedy that made Zelenskyy famous was also political
The resurgence of an ancient dessert
These treats have a complex history, but many are eager to see a resurgence
5 rare fruits to try this spring
According to Shayn Prapaisilp, buying rare produce “works more like an auction than a long-term plan"
27 spring dinner ideas
Because we're so over winter . . .
3 schmear recipes for a better bagel
In her new book, "Bagels, Schmears and a Nice Piece of Fish," Barrow teaches readers to make deli classics at home
How reality screws up our anniversaries
The muted 25th anniversary celebration of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" proves what a difference a few years can make