David Toole, Disabled Dancer With Grace in His Hands, Dies at 56
He learned to dance expressively long after his legs were amputated. A premier disabled performer on stages around the world, he opened the ...
Is a Dive Bar Still a Dive Bar WIth Covid Safety Measures?
Measures to weather the coronavirus are transforming drinking holes beloved for their dankness.
This Couple Is Sailing Around the World — Against Each Other
Sam Davies and Romain Attanasio have long supported each other in yacht races. Now, they are both in the Vendée Globe, a four-month ...
Travel and Coronavirus Testing: Your Questions Answered
Taking a test is the best way to assure yourself and others that you aren’t spreading the virus. Here’s what you need to ...
New Story Collections Reconsider History and Upend Tradition
The authors of “The Office of Historical Corrections,” “Igifu,” “Where the Wild Ladies Are” and “A Sense of the Whole” would like to ...
‘Stand by Her’: In China, a Movement Hands Out Free Sanitary Pads in Schools
Students and teachers are placing pads outside bathrooms as part of a grass-roots campaign to fight period poverty and to remove the stigma ...
Skull Fossil Shows How Human Cousin Adapted to Changing Climate
A skull found in a South African cave suggests that the species went through a process of microevolution during a chaotic environmental shift.
Yes, Your Kids Can Play Outside All Winter
Hardened athletes and explorers weigh in on how to keep your kids warm.
Pennsylvania Remains Up for Grabs as Trump and Biden Assert Confidence
Both sides are maneuvering for a possible ballot-by-ballot legal fight if the race is extremely close.
Cutting Greenhouse Gases From Food Production Is Urgent, Scientists Say
Efforts to limit global warming often focus on emissions from fossil fuels, but food is crucial, too, according to new research.