Israel Strikes Damascus, Targeting Hezbollah Weapons Smuggler
The strike comes as Israel expands its air and ground offensive in Lebanon, while also signaling that it plans to involve its navy in the invasion. #press
Donald Glover Is Already Thinking About His Legacy
As he brings his alter ego, Childish Gambino, to a close, the polymath artist looks forward: “I have more experiences now to write about as Donald Glover,” he says. #press
Trump Proposal to Cover IVF Costs Faces Skepticism
The Republican nominee says either the government or insurers should pay for fertility treatments that can cost tens of thousands of dollars and are opposed by some antiabortion groups. #press
No Guns Allowed in Chicago
So the Democratic convention will be perfect safe, right? #press
Perugino's Sumptuously Painted Room
The Renaissance artist’s Collegio del Cambio frescoes in Perugina, Italy, are lyrical, allegorical images of ancient and religious figures, breathtaking in their ornate beauty and harmony. #press
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Two American Missionaries Killed by Haitian Gang
Gang members in Haiti killed two Americans who were part of a missionary group working with children in the troubled country , the Missions in Haiti group said. #press
Canada Border Agents Threaten June Strike, Risking Billions in Cross-Border Trade
The border agent threat poses the latest risk this summer to the U.S.-Canada supply chain network. #press
'The Notebooks of Sonny Rollins' Review: The Last Giant of Jazz
The great saxophonist dreamed of ‘the instantaneous creation of music—an unbroken link from thought to thing.’ #press
'Enlightenment' Review: Turning Eyes to the Heavens
In Sarah Perry’s novel, the arrival of a comet unravels mysteries that reach backward more than a century. #press
'And Then? And Then? What Else?' Review: The Lens of Lemony Snicket
The pseudonymous author of ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ shares his literary idols and much else besides. #press
'Vanishing Act' Review: The Doolittle Raid's Side Quest
One of the planes launched toward Japan never reached Tokyo. It had a secret mission of its own. #press
The Dreamiest Way to See Paris? In Couture, Wearing Flats
See the season’s best pieces, worn in true French-girl fashion. #press
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The 'Home Alone' House Is Back on the Market After 12 Years
The sellers are asking $5.25 million, after paying $1.585 million for the Chicago-area home in 2012. #press
'Liberty's Grid' Review: An American Landscape
Surveyors of the early United States imposed geometric order on a vast expanse of territory. The endeavor had its critics. #press
'Work, Fight, or Play Ball' Review: On the Diamond, Out of the Trenches
Industrial circuits like the Bethlehem Steel League were a haven for players during World War I. #press
Outdoor Designs That Will Turn Your Patio Into a Ritzy Resort
Want your backyard oasis to transport you to another world, maybe the outdoor terrace of a swanky hotel? These eight decor additions are a start. #press
'When Women Ran Fifth Avenue' Review: The Queens of Fashion
Bonwit Teller, Henri Bendel, Lord & Taylor: Each store had unique clothes, and attracted a different customer. #press
'The Last of His Kind' Review: Clayton Kershaw's Journey
On the life and superlative baseball career of the longtime Dodgers ace. #press
'Liberation Line' Review: Engines of Victory
Tons of fuel, ammunition and supplies had to be moved across Europe in the assault on Nazi Germany. Railroad workers risked their lives to meet the need. #press
'Sailing Alone' Review: Solo at Sea
Mariners who set off on their own face ferocious storms, rogue waves, unimaginable loneliness and chronic lack of sleep. #press
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