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Poland Rejects E.U. Ruling, Restarting a European Feud
Poland’s justice minister called the E.U. court of justice “corrupt,” after it ruled a judicial overhaul was illegal. He vowed not to comply, though that could cost Poland billions.
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Jim Reynolds, Founder of Loop Capital, to Receive 2023 Lincoln Leadership Prize
“I believe if you’re on this earth you’re supposed to help others, especially if you are fortunate to have some level of success…” Jim Reynolds Congratulations to Jim Reynolds for being selected to receive the prestigious Lincoln Leadership Prize from the Lincoln Presidential Foundation. Reynolds, the founder, chairman and CEO of Loop Capital, is receiving the…
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Star Trek: Resurgence is a Welcome Throwback to ’90s Trek
While “Star Trek” has enjoyed quite the long history of video game adaptations—dozens of games spanning almost every system known to man, though the best ones end up on PC—it’s a difficult franchise to get right. It’s not “Star Wars,” where lightsabers and space dogfights are the order of the day, a single hero saving…
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30 for 30: The Luckiest Guy in the World
One doesn’t so deeply insist on calling themselves “the luckiest guy in the world”—as NBA superstar and sportscaster Bill Walton does—without facing bad luck. As we learn from this jolly Steve James docuseries, the towering and ebullient Walton is known for hyperbole, for liberally using the word “fantastic.” But in the humble Hall of Famer’s mind, filled equally with Grateful Dead…
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MOVEit zero-day exploit used by data breach gangs: The how, the why, and what to do…
Little Bobby Tables is back!
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Ancient Human Relatives Buried Their Dead in Caves, New Theory Claims
Homo naledi, despite having tiny brains, may have lit fires and decorated walls around the graves of their dead, according to controversial new research.
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When Wine Becomes Crucial to Cultural Identity
Throughout history, and even now in politically unstable regions, autocrats seek to control wine. For many people, it is worth defending.
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A Gay Riot at a Los Angeles Doughnut Shop? The Legend Has Some Holes.
As Los Angeles prepares to commemorate the long-gone Cooper Do-nuts, accounts of a renowned 1959 uprising at one of its stores are being called into question.
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Pierogi With Basil-Walnut Pesto and Shaved Fennel
While pierogi are traditionally boiled, roasting them in the oven is a simple, hands-off cooking method that produces puffed dumplings with a crispy exterior and soft, pillowy centers.
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Stir-Fried Dumplings
This unexpected dish offers dualities, bringing together the best of two separate dishes – pot stickers and a stir-fry – into one quick preparation.