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Robert W. Baird & Co. Notifies an Unknown Number of Consumers of Recent Data Breach Affecting Their SSNs
On November 7, 2023, Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated (“Baird”) filed a notice of data breach with the Attorney General of Texas after discovering that confidential information that consumers placed in the company’s care was subject to unauthorized access. In this notice, Baird explains that the incident resulted in an unauthorized party being able…
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The Different Types of Injuries Resulting from Car Accidents in Florida
Car accidents occur in varying degrees of severity. This is one of the reasons why there are many types of injuries that can stem from a wreck. Understanding the types of injuries that can occur, as well as how a victim’s compensation is calculated, can be crucial to knowing what to expect as your case…
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Israel-Hamas War: Israel Expands Daily Combat Pauses to Let Civilians Flee, White House Says
Israeli authorities, for their part, seemed intent on making clear that the pauses were limited in time and area, not a broader, sustained halt. Israeli soldiers have advanced deep into northern Gaza.
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In Mexico, Surveillance Orders That Read Like a Political Power List
The Mexico City attorney general’s office ordered the phone records of politicians and officials, court filings show. Many of the people targeted say they were singled out for political reasons.
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This Is What the War in Gaza Looks Like on Instagram
Trapped in the enclave, Palestinians on the social media platform are documenting and sharing their harrowing experiences of life under Israeli airstrikes and a ground invasion.
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Germany Remembers Kristallnacht at a Fraught Moment
As reports of antisemitism surge in Germany and elsewhere, commemorations of the Nazi pogrom have taken on special resonance this year.
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The Artistry of Nashenas Speaks to the Afghanistan He Had to Leave Behind
For his fellow exiles, Sadiq Fitrat Nashenas, an 88-year-old star from a golden era, evokes the Afghanistan they left behind, and one that could have been.
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Matisse and Derain: the ‘Wild Beasts’ of Fauvism
The leaders of a short-lived but consequential art movement that flourished early in the 20th century take center stage at the Met Museum.
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Picasso Sells for $139.4 Million in a Sagging Art Market
The blue-chip collection of Emily Fisher Landau sold at Sotheby’s on Wednesday night for a total of $406.4 million.
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Dawoud Bey, Full Frame: On Richmond’s Trail of the Enslaved
In haunting studies of places charged with Black American history, a photographer celebrated for portraits now lets the land do the talking.
