Los Angeles Times
Ford to convert Kentucky factory to make EVs
Ford Motor Co. will invest nearly $2 billion retooling a Kentucky factory to produce electric vehicles that it says will be more affordable and more profitable to build and will outcompete rival models.
3 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
'Alien: Earth' awakens suspense in new realm
Set two years before the original, Noah Hawley's FX series fuses retro-future chills with Peter Pan mythology and corporate warfare
8 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
Public caning for 2 Indonesian men
An Islamic court in Indonesia’s conservative Aceh province on Monday sentenced two men to public caning, 80 times each, after Islamic religious police caught them engaged in what the court deemed were sexual acts: hugging and kissing.
2 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
How to break into an evolving showbiz
A new book by two former Times editors advises how to get a job in entertainment.
7 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
Paramount lands $7.7-billion UFC deal
In a major early move under new ownership, Paramount has agreed to pay $7.7 billion for media rights to UFC’s mixed martial arts events in the U.S.
3 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
Surprise: No two 'Big Ones' alike
Can Myanmar quake offer clues to San Andreas fault? Don't bet on it.
5 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
Along the front lines in eastern Ukraine, peace seems far away
In a plastic-lined dugout where nearby blasts send dirt raining from the ceiling, Ukrainian soldiers say peace talks seem distant and unlikely to end the war.
3 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
Whew! Sparks ride out a second close win over the Storm
Hamby scores on a driving layup with 5.6 seconds left as L.A. boosts playoff hopes.
3 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
India opposition parties protest voter list revision
India’s opposition parties held a protest Monday calling for the rollback of a revision of the voter list in one of the country’s poorest states, where key elections are scheduled in November, and warning it could lead to voter disenfranchisement.
2 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
Climate reports targeted for review due to ‘bias’
The assessments are removed for now from government websites, to scientists’ alarm.
3 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
THE SAME CIVICS LESSON, BUT A DIFFERENT TONE
Young children of immigrants, farmworkers visit Riverside City Hall against backdrop of U.S. raids
4 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
Trump order on homeless defies data
RESIDENT TRUMP’s campaign against homeless people is not limited to the District of Columbia. OnJuly 24, Trumpissued an executive order titled “Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets.” How exactly is that to be accomplished? “Shifting homeless individuals into long-term institutional settings for humane treatment through the appropriate use of civil commitment.” The order describes this approach as “new,” “compassionate” and “evidence-based.” It is none of these things.
3 min |
August 12, 2025
Los Angeles Times
Fresh thrills for novelist
Karin Slaughter dives into a book series while overseeing TV's 'Good Daughter.'
7 min |
August 12, 2025
Architectural Digest US
Reference Library
MERGING CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORICAL IMAGERY IN BOLD TABLEAUX, TOMOKAZU MATSUYAMA BRIDGES TIME AND SPACE
2 min |
September 2025
Architectural Digest US
Fit Check
FOR FASHION ENTREPRENEUR YAEL AFLALO AND HER FAMILY, HOME IS A WELL-TAILORED TOWN HOUSE IN NYC'S WEST VILLAGE
3 min |
September 2025
The Atlantic
THE MAN WHO ATE NASA
The agency once projected America's loftiest ideals. Then it ceded its ambitions to Elon Musk.
10+ min |
September 2025
The Atlantic
The Forgotten Still-Life Prodigy
The 17th-century painter Rachel Ruysch was once more famous than Vermeer.
9 min |
September 2025
The Atlantic
Playing Mailman
A new memoir considers what public service is, and what it isn't.
8 min |
September 2025
Architectural Digest US
The More the Merrier
Faced with some serendipitous life shifts, Corey Damen Jenkins brings maximalist might to his new Manhattan home
2 min |
September 2025
Condé Nast Traveler US
From the Ground Up
In remote western Uzbekistan, Michael Snyder discovers how millennia-old craft and design traditions are forging a modern culture among the ruins
5 min |
September - October 2025
Condé Nast Traveler US
horse country
With their picturesque grasslands and a rich equestrian history, Spain's Andalusia and Extremadura regions provide a cinematic backdrop for the season's new collections
1 min |
September - October 2025
Condé Nast Traveler US
IT'S ABOUT TIME
Perhaps now more than ever, a visitor to Cairo experiences the metropolis through its layers of history. The opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum, which will house the world's largest collection of Egyptian antiquities, is prompting the most international buzz, but other areas are quietly glowing up, too, offering a thrilling juxtaposition between the city's rich past and dynamic present
9 min |
September - October 2025
Architectural Digest US
Spring Theory
How an inventive metal coil yielded one of the most quintessential industrial lamps of the last century
1 min |
September 2025
The Atlantic
Chasing le Carré in Corfu
If you're trying to find someone who doesn't want to be found, you don't go to the obvious places.
10+ min |
September 2025
Architectural Digest US
May We Check In?
All around the world, bold new lodgings are luring discerning travelers in search of beauty, glamour, and the unexpected. These 22 destinations—the winners of AD's 2025 Great Design Hotel Awards—reward the journey.
4 min |
September 2025
Architectural Digest US
SPARE TIME
With 1100 Architect—and her own unerring eye— Kelly Klein conceives a minimalist marvel in the Hamptons
4 min |
September 2025
The Atlantic
CAPTAIN RON'S GUIDE TO FEARLESS FLYING
The pilot who calms the nerves of anxious fliers
7 min |
September 2025
The Atlantic
Mrs. Dalloway's Midlife Crisis
Virginia Woolf's wild run of creativity in her 40s included writing her masterpiece on the terrors and triumphs of middle age.
6 min |
September 2025
The Atlantic
The Judgments of Muriel Spark
The novelist Muriel Spark died almost 20 years ago, but she still regularly appears on lists of top comic novelists to read on this subject or that. Crave more White Lotus-level skewering of the ridiculous rich? Try Memento Mori, The New York Times suggests. An acerbic take on boring dinner parties? Symposium. Interested in “the fun and funny aspects of being a teacher”? Read The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie— also good for learning how to be a highly inappropriate teacher, if you want to know that too.
10+ min |
September 2025
Architectural Digest US
Opposing Forces
Acne Studios embraces juxtaposition at its new Paris headquarters, set inside a historic mansion and lab
2 min |