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True/False 2024: A Photographic Memory, There Was There Was Not, Three Promises
Like many festivals and observers, True/False, the preeminent nonfiction film festival in Columbia, Missouri, has had displacement on its mind while considering a central question: How do we hold onto what once was? For many filmmakers, the preservation of memories, homes, and legacies begins by picking up a camera. Film is often a peculiar tool…
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A.I. Is Learning What It Means to Be Alive
Given troves of data about genes and cells, A.I. models have made some surprising discoveries. What could they teach us someday?
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Why Cabbage Is the Coolest Menu Item
This stolid supporting player has slowly risen to a starring role in creative restaurants across the country. Some diners, though, may need a little coaxing.
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Elon Musk Has a Giant Charity. Its Money Stays Close to Home.
After making billions in tax-deductible donations to his philanthropy, the owner of Tesla and SpaceX gave away far less than required in some years — and what he did give often supported his own interests.
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Marc Lore Is Trying to Build the Amazon of Food Delivery
Marc Lore, the entrepreneur behind Diapers.com and Jet.com, would like to disrupt food delivery. But he really wants to build a brand that actually lasts.
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Kari Lake Tries a New Tactic: Mending Fences
The close Trump ally is courting former foes and trying to mend fences as she runs for Senate in Arizona. But bad blood from her 2022 campaign simmers at home.
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Ask Amy: Sending gifts to my grandsons’ half siblings, too? No thanks.
Grandma sent new slippers to her grandsons – but not to their new sibling.
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Carolyn Hax: Is she a hypocrite if she stays with her cheating husband?
She always told herself she would leave if her husband cheated. Now that she’s in that situation, she’s not so sure.
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U.S. Military Enters a New Phase With Gaza Aid Operations
As the United States continues providing Israel with munitions, the Pentagon will deliver food and other assistance to Gazans by sea and air.