Новости за 09.09.2024

In “Impossible Creatures,” Katherine Rundell extends the rough-and-tumble world of her children’s books to a hidden archipelago and the realm of fantasy.

Garth Greenwell has been lauded for his depiction of sex. His latest novel, “Small Rain,” unfurls within the consciousness of a patient hospitalized with a rare vascular condition.

Letters respond to Donald Barthelme’s story “Chablis,” Louis Menand’s essay about independent bookstores, and Naaman Zhou’s piece about newspaper theft.

“He was already gone, already weather, already / language my mother needed / for the coroner.”

This five-part series, which includes this three-part series on how we got the story, is the result of a two-year investigation, involving scores of interview requests, several interviews, and five 311 calls.

The former President’s tax plan would cost the government trillions of dollars. Tariffs and Elon Musk will pay for everything, he says.

Campus workers, who feel like they’ve been left in the lurch by college administrators, are figuring out how to deal with the latest wave of student demonstrations.

The podcast investigates the events in Haditha, Iraq, and compiles a database to show the inherent problem of the military judging its own members.

“Playground,” Powers’s new novel, aims to do for the oceans what “The Overstory” did for trees.

A little magazine wants to criticize Israel while holding on to Jewishness.

For years, Russia has been using the Norwegian town of Kirkenes, which borders its nuclear stronghold, as a laboratory, testing intelligence operations there before replicating them across Europe.

A road trip though America’s annual celebration of other people’s stuff.

Scientists have shattered our self-image as principled beings, motivated by moral truths. Some wonder whether our ideals can survive the blow to our vanity.

It seems inconceivable that Chicago will not have a terminal for all intercity buses, as most other large cities do ("Chicago may soon be largest city in Northern Hemisphere without intercity bus terminal").

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Democrats are rubbing Donald Trump’s scorn for Philadelphia in his face ahead of the GOP nominee's highly anticipated first and possibly only debate against Kamala Harris on Tuesday.

Minneapolis organization works to help marginalized communities get therapy.

Birth Justice Collaborative supports pregnant women of color before and after birth

St. Paul program gives teens job skills and healthy food to its communities

Reclaiming traditional tobacco use in Native American communities is one way the group is recapturing historical roots

The Minneapolis clinic uses traditional Indigenous medicines to heal generational trauma.

Anoka has signaled that it wants to have a station if the line is extended.

Congress returns to Washington with three weeks to avoid a government shutdown, no plan in sight and Donald Trump urging Republicans to shut it down over a voting bill.

Ben Hillman is a home designer and property expert who renovated his own family home in West Sussex.

Despite all of this damning evidence for a change at quarterback after only one game for the Giants, no, Daniel Jones should not be benched right now.

“They can tell a [Chinese intelligence] agent, ‘This is the person you need to talk to. If you want to coerce them, here’s who they are,’” a House aide briefed on the law told The Post. “’I have access to employee data. This is their wife. This is where they live. This is where the...