Taylor Swift has given fans a lot. Is it finally too much?
For some, the constant deluge that has peaked in the past year is starting to add up to a new (and previously unthinkable) feeling: Taylor Swift fatigue. Read more
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Gardens of stone, moss, sand: 4 moments of Zen in Kyoto
Once, when the Buddha was asked to preach about a flower he was presented, he instead “gazed at it in silence,” according to British garden designer Sophie Walker in her book “The Japanese Garden. Read more
Taylor Swift’s ‘Tortured Poets’ arrives with promotional blitz
About the only thing Swift didn’t do was an interview with a journalist. Read more
Man, 37, sets himself on fire outside Trump’s trial in Manhattan
A jury of 12 people and six alternates had been seated in Trump’s hush money case just minutes before the fire happened across from the Manhattan courthouse. Read more
Kennedy clan endorses Biden in show of force against RFK Jr.
Many family members have previously expressed strong disapproval of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s candidacy. Read more
Police move to arrest protesters at Columbia
Officers removed about 50 tents, but demonstrators later reconstructed at least two of them alongside a “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” sign. Read more
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Miscalculation leads to escalation as Israel and Iran clash
The Israelis had badly miscalculated, thinking that Iran would not react strongly, according to multiple U.S. officials. Read more
Kari Lake urges supporters to arm themselves ahead of election
It is not the first time Lake has alluded to armed conflict with her and her supporters. Read more
Powell hints inflation could stay high for longer period
His remarks today represented a shift for Powell, who on March 7 had told a Senate committee that the Fed was “not far” from gaining the confidence it needed to cut rates. Read more
NPR suspends editor whose essay criticized the broadcaster
Berliner was suspended by the network for five days, starting last Friday, for violating the network’s policy against doing work outside the organization without first getting permission. Read more
A deeply flavorful stew
Warm spices, fennel and leeks give this rib-sticking stew a deep, complex character. Feel free to adjust the liquid to taste. Read more
Classic, colorful treats
These classic treats are salty-sweet and the perfect balance of crispy, gooey, soft and chewy. This version, inspired by the one Julia Moskin adapted from chef Colin Alevras for The Times in 2007, is also enhanced by deeply browned butter. Read more
A savory sheet-pan option
This deeply savory, weeknight-friendly sheet-pan chicken is worth buying a new jar of sweet paprika for, especially if you can’t remember when you got the one in your spice drawer (for those Fourth of July deviled eggs several summers ago?). Read more
A versatile dinner
Boneless, skinless chicken breasts are a popular cut of meat for their versatility, and because they are so lean, knowing how to properly season and cook them is essential. Read more
Scientists: Widest-ever global coral bleaching coming in weeks
It is the fourth such global event on record and is expected to affect more reefs than any other. Read more
U.S. awards Samsung $6.4B to bolster semiconductor production
The money will help Samsung, the South Korean company, fund its new chip manufacturing hub in Taylor, Texas, and expand an existing site in nearby Austin. Read more
Manhattan court braces for a Trump trial like no other
Supporters of the former president plan to protest near the courthouse Monday as jury selection begins, and cable news networks promise wall-to-wall coverage of the case. Read more
Election workers face flood of threats, but charges are few
Thousands of U.S. election workers who have received threats since the 2020 election Read more
House passes 2-year warrantless surveillance law extension
It was a remarkable resuscitation of the measure from a collapse just days ago on the House floor after Trump had urged lawmakers to “kill” FISA. Read more
Robert MacNeil, earnest news anchor for PBS, dies at 93
MacNeil spent time at NBC News early in his career and was a reporter for the network in Dallas on the day President John Kennedy was assassinated. Read more
Travel warnings issued as Israel prepares for possible Iranian strike
Iran has repeatedly vowed to strike back at Israel over the bombing of an Iranian Embassy complex in Damascus, Syria, this month that killed three generals and four other military officers. Read more
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