If You Can Match At Least 12 Of These Landscapes To Their Disney Movies, Your Childhood Memory Is Unmatched
I’m a sucker for an animated vista.
Friends reshaping their lives form ‘The Quitters Club’
“The Quitters Club” by Cincinnati novelist Jessica Strawser explores friendship. Also, Book Talk gives details on signings and the Big Ohio Book Con.
A populist will win the Texas Senate race. The question is, which one?
With Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico already sparring, the Texas Senate race will offer this year’s most direct collision between the competing theories of populism that now dominate American politics.
What to Expect in Markets This Week: The May Jobs Report, Plus Tech and Retailer Earnings
This post was originally published on here Hiring has surpassed expectations in recent months, but economists are divided on what the data means.
“Obsession” and “Backrooms” Movie Review
“Backrooms” and “Obsession,” both directed by precocious YouTube-trained talents, breathe shivery cinematic life into urban legends and cautionary tales.
Looking for clues in the John Green book Elizabethtown school board rejected [Unscripted column]
Sometimes I wonder whether the Lancaster County school board directors who pour their energy into restricting access to books understand the fundamental psychology of teenagers.
AI: The uncertain frontier
Times Union readers share their observations, hopes and fears on artificial intelligence.
Deep Dive: Inside Wise’s Products, Licenses, Rails, and the Technology Stack: By Sam Boboev
On May 11, 2026, Wise began trading on Nasdaq under the ticker WSE, a dual listing alongside its ex…
The Moon is stealing time from the Earth, and it has been getting away with it for billions of years. Our planet spins so much slower than it once did that a single day has stretched from just 19 hours to the 24 we live by, and the Moon is still creeping away from us right now.
Earth’s spin is slowing, the day is getting longer, and the Moon is drifting outward at about 3.8 centimetres a year, a figure measured by bouncing lasers off the reflectors the Apollo missions left on the surface. Two things in the popular telling are worth correcting, though, because both make a careful process sound more […]
Opinion: Worried about World Cup traffic? Atlanta has done this before.
As Atlanta gets set to host the FIFA World Cup, commuters should rest easy. The city has handled this kind of pressure before.