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Supreme Court says White House can continue to set deportation priorities
The justices said Texas and Louisiana lacked the legal standing to challenge the executive branch’s priorities on who should be deported.
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Titan Submersible Tragedy Sheds Light on Lack of Safeguards for High-Risk Travel
The Titan submersible tragedy spotlights the issues around rescue operations and government oversight as an increasing number of wealthy thrill seekers undertake risky adventures and expeditions.
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88 Temples, 750 Miles, Untold Gifts: Japan’s Shikoku Pilgrimage
A famed route on the smallest of Japan’s four main islands offers breathtaking views and an array of lessons on history, culture and generosity.
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In the Dolomites, a 7-Day Trail-Running Adventure
The limestone pinnacles and green meadows of one of the most scenic mountain ranges on earth provide the backdrop to a seven-day adventure in Italy.
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New Study Bolsters Room-Temperature Superconductor Claim
A team of researchers verified a key measurement from a study earlier this year that had faced doubts from other scientists.
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He wanted to pet dogs for his 100th birthday. Hundreds lined up.
Alison Moore was stunned when more than 200 canines congregated, waiting patiently for their turn to be pet by her father.
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What to do about splintering boards on a wood deck
Your best bet is to replace the deck. If that’s not an option right now, try an acrylic coating or indoor-outdoor carpet.
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Mattel once sued over the ‘Barbie Girl’ song — before learning to love it
“Barbie World,” by Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice, is part of the new “Barbie” movie soundtrack. But Mattel actually sued over Aqua’s original “Barbie Girl” song back in 1997.
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A new Ukrainian restaurant’s charm offensive: borscht and dumplings
At Ruta Ukrainian Restaurant, chef Dima Martseniuk offers the food of his home country — borscht, varenyky, honey cake — near Eastern Market.
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Carolyn Hax: Pushing divorced mom to see ‘upside’ of marriage to dad
A letter-writer feels for Dad in parents’ divorce and wants Mom to take a kinder view of their married years.