‘Constantine Cavafy’ Review: A Poet’s Odyssey Within

While he worked as a clerk in Alexandria, Egypt, Cavafy published verses intended for a small circle of admirers. Global fame came only after his death.

The Influencer Driving Nantucket Crazy This Summer

Kylie Swanson arrived on the island and launched a $3,800, four-day camp for her followers. She promptly became the subject of gossip and scorn

‘Hook Up?’ College Kids Schedule Literally Everything on Google Calendar

‘GCal’ dictates students’ every waking moment, from walks to class to what time they go to bed; It’s ‘kind of unnatural’

Inside Kim Jong Un’s New Beach Resort, Where the Only Foreigners Are Russian

First outsiders met with free jet-ski rides, an abundance of food and a $465 model of the Hwasong-17 missile

Netanyahu Says Israel Will Take Over the Entire Gaza Strip

Israeli security cabinet approves prime minister’s plan for control of Palestinian enclave to be transferred to friendly Arab forces after Hamas is vanquished

‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Review: Jenna Ortega’s Goth Gloominess

The actress returns as the acerbic Addams Family daughter in executive producer and director Tim Burton’s Netflix series

Trump Envoy Witkoff Meets With Putin as Russia Seeks to Head Off Sanctions

Russia has been defiant in its response to Trump’s sanctions threats, saying it won’t be swayed by ultimatums

The Mystery of the L.A. Mansion Filled With Surrogate Children

A couple with ties to China say they wanted a big family. Surrogates who carried the children say they were deceived.

Stronger Than Fentanyl: A Drug You’ve Never Heard of Is Killing Hundreds Every Year

Ultrapotent nitazenes, mostly from China, are easy to smuggle and mix into heroin, recreational drugs and gray-market pharmaceuticals

More Israelis Question Morality of War in Gaza

As the hunger crisis worsens, more Israelis from the center and left are calling for an end to the almost two-year-old war

In a Country Trump Says Nobody’s Heard Of, Tariffs Bring Chaos

Lesotho has declared a state of disaster due to mass layoffs following the threat of 50% tariffs

Hamas Releases Video of Hostage Digging His Own Grave in a Tunnel

U.S.-designated terror group releases clips amid faltering cease-fire and hostage-release talks

Is It Still Disney Magic If It’s AI?

The stakes are especially high for the studio, caught between how to use artificial intelligence in the filmmaking process and how to protect its famed characters against it

Trump’s Tariffs: Where He Started, What He Threatened, Where He Ended Up

A roundup of where things stand with tariffs on key U.S. trade partners and sectors

‘Combat Cocktail’: How America Overmedicates Veterans

To treat PTSD, the Department of Veterans Affairs put hundreds of thousands of patients on multiple streams of powerful medications despite suicide risk

Beyond ‘Run, Hide, Fight’: What to Do in an Active-Shooter Situation

More workplaces are having to prepare for the rare, nightmare scenario. How should you respond?

How Did a Lone Gunman Breach One of New York’s Most Secure Skyscrapers?

Shooting at Midtown Manhattan tower exposes how eliminating threats can be nearly impossible, even in fortified workplaces

Amazon to Pay New York Times at Least $20 Million a Year in AI Deal

The multiyear deal lets Amazon use content from the Times’s news and cooking sections and the Athletic

Inside the Nightmare at 345 Park Avenue, a Manhattan Office Tower Under Attack

Employees at firms including Blackstone and KPMG hid and set up barricades during gunman’s rampage

Tsunami Evacuation Warnings Issued for Hawaii, Japan After 8.7-Magnitude Russia Quake

U.S. West Coast under tsunami watch; waves and injuries reported in remote Russian areas