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The Etymology of Food Words
A new book exploring the origins of common food terms — from bialy to lima bean to bibimbap — is a fascinating history of how we eat and cook.
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What to know about the lawsuit Dominion filed against Fox News
In March 2021, Dominion filed a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit in a court in Delaware, alleging Fox repeatedly aired unsubstantiated election conspiracy theories that the voting technology company was part of a purported plot to steal votes from defeated former president Donald Trump.
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Live updates: Rupert Murdoch said Fox’s Hannity, Ingraham may have gone ‘too far,’ court documents show
A large cache of documents was released Tuesday as part of the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit filed against Fox News by Dominion Voting System.
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Japan’s ‘sushi terrorism’ prompts changes at conveyor-belt restaurants
“Sushi terrorism” — diners licking or spitting in others’ food — is leading some of Japan’s biggest chains to alter their iconic systems.
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‘Media Men’ lawsuit ends in six-figure settlement
Author Stephen Elliott said he’s agreed to a settlement in the “Media Men” defamation lawsuit he brought against Moira Donegan and others in 2018.
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This pasta milanese is a pantry-friendly taste of tradition
This pantry-friendly version of a simple pasta dish can be ready in about 45 minutes.
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Jerome Powell Says Interest Rate Raises Likely to Be Higher Than Expected
In light of recent strong data, Jerome H. Powell said the Federal Reserve was likely to raise rates higher than expected.
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In video, Proud Boys leader discusses meeting Alex Jones at Capitol on Jan. 6
The video links Jones to the Proud Boys’ plans that day, though Jones’s lawyer claimed the leader was “presumably bragging about a connection he didn’t have.”
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New Senate bill would give Commerce a more direct route to ban TikTok
The bill marks the federal government’s latest attempt to resolve a standoff with TikTok, the wildly popular short-video app owned by the Chinese company ByteDance.
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The GOP backlash on Tucker Carlson
It was a predictable result of Kevin McCarthy giving Tucker Carlson the Jan. 6 footage first. Now it has set off an unusual clash between GOP senators and Carlson.