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India Reels From Shortage of Tomatoes, a Culinary Staple
“We have stopped eating tomatoes in salad,” one shopper said, “and we are not making any tomato-based vegetable dishes.”
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UK By-Election Results: 1 Win and 2 Defeats for the Tories
The governing Conservatives retained Boris Johnson’s former Parliament seat in northwest London, but lost in two districts, including a sobering defeat in northern England.
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Buddhist Art From India: Where the Natural Meets the Supernatural
The Met has gathered a stunning display of ancient Buddhist art — rare loans including dozens of objects that have never been exhibited outside of India.
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Edward Kaprov’s Powerful Images of the War in Ukraine
Edward Kaprov’s wet-plate technique is producing some of the most memorable and timeless photographs of the war in Ukraine close up.
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Josh Kline’s Whitney Show Meets Komar and Melamid
Josh Kline and the duo Komar and Melamid, in their respective museum shows, might seem to be telling you what to think — but they dwell between irony and sincerity.
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He Foiled Benedict Arnold. His Medal Is Now Out From Under the Bed.
After 200 years as a family heirloom, a military decoration awarded to Isaac Van Wart, who helped capture a British spy and save West Point, has been given to New York State.
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This Saag Shrimp Recipe Makes a Case for Eating Your Vegetables
A recipe for saag shrimp from a beloved Montreal restaurant convinced Yewande Komolafe that leafy greens can be just as good as croissants.
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The Best Baguette Recipe Is the One You Make Yourself
No need to fly to Paris for these baguettes. Four ingredients and an oven are all you need for boulangerie-style bread.
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The right-wing fixation with Hunter Biden’s nudes, explained
Why have Marjorie Taylor Greene, Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson tried calling attention to naked pictures of the president’s son?
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How Tony Bennett saved his career after drugs nearly killed him
The singer was saved from drowning in a bathtub while high by his then-wife in 1979, then revitalized his career after hiring one of his sons to be his manager.