After nearly two decades of the iconic music software, Apple will shut down iTunes to break it into several refreshed apps for music, movies, TV, and podcasts. What do you think?
Apple Shutting Down iTunes
Plant Silhouettes Foreshadow the Effects of Climate Change
A former field biologist turns to art to grapple with the effects of global warming.
Market Rallies After Fed Chief Shows Off Huge Wad Of Cash
NEW YORK—As the S&P advanced 0.9% the moment awestruck investors saw all the bills spread out in a dramatic fan, financial experts confirmed that the U.S. stock market rallied significantly Wednesday following the Federal Reserve chairman Jay Powell’s flamboyant display of a huge wad of cash. “Holy shit is that a fat…
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Therapist Who Spent Decade Working With Sex Trafficking Survivors Urges Client To Go On About How Boss Is Sometimes Too Curt
CHICAGO—Encouraging her patient to really explore the various annoyances of workplace culture, therapist Dr. Brittany Mendoza, who wrote her doctoral thesis on the long-term effects of trauma on survivors of sex trafficking and has worked with survivors for over a decade, spent almost an hour Wednesday urging client…
The Return of Fake News—and Lessons From Spam
The doctored video of Speaker Pelosi proves there’s still no consensus on how to address false content. Could long-standing practices for thwarting spam provide guidance?
A Mythical Form of Space Propulsion Finally Gets a Real Test
Scientists have debated for decades whether the propulsion concept known as EmDrive is real or wishful thinking. A sensitive new tool may at last provide an answer.
In ‘City Of Girls,’ The Breezy, Bold Best Days Of Our Lives
Elizabeth Gilbert’s new novel is set in the New York theater community of the 1940s — an effervescent golden age for the women who congregate at the offbeat Lily Playhouse.
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Self-Care Through the Ages
Graham Techler gives self-care advice for a variety of times and locations, including ancient Egypt, during the reign of Khufu; Florence, during the Renaissance; Puritan New England, during the Salem Witch Trials, and more.