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Traditional golf is increasingly seen as old and stuck in its ways. But imaginative takes on the sport are making it more fun and attracting new players.
New research suggests that in as little as 40 generations, elephants could have become dwarf size on the island off Italy’s boot.
In the 1950s, the Fire Island hamlet was a refuge for gay men and lesbians. Dozens of enlarged photos from the era are now on view outside the New-York Historical Society.
The spectator who caused a serious crash on Saturday could still face charges, a French prosecutor said, but the race’s organizers withdrew their lawsuit over the incident.
Stimulus spending will help fuel economic growth and erase pandemic job losses, according to a new report from the Congressional Budget Office.
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Crisp vegetables are often prized, but long-cooking them into tenderness can bring out their deepest flavors.
If you’re a fan of simple, high-heat cooking, Ali Slagle has recipes for days.
Stuck in a studio during the pandemic, a couple tested the soft Manhattan rental market, in search of more space and a few conveniences. Which place would you choose?
The reality of elections demands adjusting our strategies.
A mother-in-law takes a jab at her son-in-law’s drinking preferences.
Here’s a look at novels selling like gangbusters in the second week of July, all the way back to 1971.
The estranged princes put aside their differences for a ceremony at Kensington Palace in London on what would have been their mother’s 60th birthday.
“I feel such connection to the human who made it, which delights and moves me. If you can write a joke that is still funny in 100 years, you are great.”
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