Edinburgh is an unbeatable city, steeped in history, culture, nature, architecture and constantly shifting northern light. From royal ships and ancient volcanoes to dockside dining and peaceful canals, here are 10 highlights of Scotland’s majestic capital that no first-time visitor Read More …
Want to take a deep dive into Tokyo’s famous (and famously amazing) dining scene, but worried about committing some unforgivable gaffe? Here’s all you need to know to eat like a local. Hint: it’s not as hard as you might Read More …
Click:Pyramid tea bag machine When looking at a work of art, the setting counts. It’s a different, arguably more inspirational, experience seeing paintings in the studio where they were originally created. You might understand maritime artist Winslow Homer better by Read More …
Teddy Pendergrass. Patti LaBelle. Daryl Hall & John Oates. Boyz II Men. Philadelphia’s music tradition is a soulful one, rich with pride. From the original studio of iconic music program American Bandstand to music venues featured in blockbuster Hollywood films, Read More …
“I have to tell you, it’s an unbelievably complex subject,” President Donald Trump told a group of governors at the White House yesterday. “Nobody knew that health care could be so complicated.” Trump is not an overly complicated rhetorician. He Read More …
During the National Football Conference championship game this January, during the Atlanta Falcons’ victory over the Green Bay Packers, Alex Mack, the Falcons’ center, broke his fibula for the second time. When he broke it for the first time, in Read More …
President Trump was up early on Monday morning, and, as usual, he was watching MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.” How do we know this? Between six and seven A.M., Joe Scarborough, the show’s co-host, discussed the reports that Steve Bannon, Trump’s chief Read More …
“I’ve seen the transcript,” a Republican member of the House Intelligence Committee told me recently. “It was explained to us. I don’t know why Flynn did it.” The congressman was talking about a conversation that took place in late December between Read More …
Earlier this month, my nine-year-old son came home from his bilingual school in Shanghai having vandalized his Mandarin textbook. Under the title of a lesson called “The Bountiful Xisha Islands,” he had scribbled, in pencil, “不好,” or “not good.” The Read More …
Last March, J. J. Redick, a guard for the Los Angeles Clippers, confessed some of the worst financial mistakes he had made as a professional athlete. Shortly after being drafted by the Magic, in 2006, for instance, Redick purchased a Read More …