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The Berkshires Beyond the Foliage, Where Gilded Age Grandeur Meets Country Charm
On autumn mornings in the Berkshires, cold air lingers in the valleys until the sun clears the ridges. By late morning, traffic is thick on the two-lane roads. People...
In “Casserole Culture,” Melissa Joseph Redraws the Geography of Home
Installation view: Melissa Joseph’s “Casserole Culture” at Charles Moffett. Photo: DANIEL GREER Melissa Joseph’s practice has long been tied to her diasporic experience as a first-generation Indian American, with...
Troy Aikman speaks out on Joe Buck argument — and hints at ESPN exit: ‘Next landing spot’
Troy Aikman isn’t denying that there is tension between him and longtime broadcast partner Joe Buck over Aikman’s contract situation. The former Cowboys quarterback, who has been Buck’s NFL...
Dan Ives Is Putting His Wall Street Fame to Work at Yorkville Ives
Dan Ives, wearing orange, joins Wedbush executives at the New York Stock Exchange’s opening-bell ceremony in January 2026, celebrating the exchange-traded fund bearing his name. NYSE Dan Ives has...
Victoria Beckham Finally Turns a Profit. Beauty Leads the Way.
Victoria Beckham’s namesake luxury group turned a profit for the first time in 2025, nearly two decades after she launched her fashion label. Beauty now accounts for an estimated...
The Insider’s Guide to Exploring Newport’s Gilded Age Mansions
The art of summering was perfected by the Gilded Age tycoons who built lavish summer cottages along Bellevue Avenue in Newport, Rhode Island. The term cottage is rather deceiving;...
Gen Z is way, way more miserable than previous generation — and 1 in 4 are being treated for depression: poll
Gen Z has seen their life satisfaction plummet compared to their Millennial predecessors a generation ago, with less than half now describing their lives as “thriving,” down from nearly...
North Korea holds first underwater-launched missile tests in nearly 3 years
North Korea performed its first underwater-launched missile tests in nearly three years on Wednesday, likely from an as-yet-deployed submarine that it says is designed to launch nuclear weapons. The high-profile tests come...
Pentagon installs its own public affairs official as acting Stars and Stripes publisher months after firing leadership
The Pentagon has found a new publisher for Stars and Stripes, at least on an interim basis, appointing Christian Devine, executive director of the Pentagon’s public affairs office, to lead...
‘The Diplomat’ Season 4 review: A harrowing examination of tyranny and unchecked power that proves it is one of the best shows on TV
“There is no crueler tyranny than that which is perpetuated under the shield of law and in the name of justice.” This quote by Baron de Montesquieu is one...
