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The True Story Behind Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler and Her Mixed-Up Files
Over 50 years ago, author E.L. Konigsburg wrote her children’s literature classic that highlighted the wonder of museums.
Over 50 years ago, author E.L. Konigsburg wrote her children’s literature classic that highlighted the wonder of museums.
“I don’t think anybody thought it would be successful.”
Overcoming procrastination isn't so much about completing tasks. In reality, it's about something much more personal.
Fast and easy DIY trap and kill methods to try at home and you probably have the supplies in your pantry.
Stations and shelters for bus riders don’t get much design attention from architects. A new study argues that quality aesthetics and amenities pay off for transit operators.
“Nothing is more unbearable, once one has it, than freedom.”
How a dirt-court meetup in Central Park grew to become a vital lifeline during the AIDS crisis and a surrogate family for LGBTQ people to this day.
This skill will help you “see” in the dark.
Speed is not really a factor when choosing the car, as it turns out.
Stylist staff strapped on a pair of ankle weights to see if channelling your ‘80s fitness icon is the key to stronger striding.
Organizing your food storage containers pays off handsomely in the long run.
With the first medical therapy approved and systems like CRISPR-Cas showing up in complex cells, there’s a lot going on in the genome editing field. Here’s our primer.
From bad bosses to gossipy colleagues and, of course, office refrigerator drama.
Moving your body shouldn’t be a punishment.
This list will help you make the most of your next appointment.
“If people can be taught to hate, they can be taught to love.”
What if overcoming trauma can be painless?
Generative AI is reshaping the job market, and it’s starting with entry-level roles
Thrillist editors recommend post-apocalyptic thrillers, romantic beach reads, and palatable nonfiction.
For anyone who starts tearing up at even the slightest hint of negative feedback.
The tactic may seem counterintuitive, but it can help you make tough decisions faster and with more confidence, says decision coach Nell Wulfhart.
With the entertainment industry in rough shape, everybody in LA is seeking shrinks and life coaches—or becoming shrinks and life coaches.
The ‘Milkomeda’ merger would be a catastrophic cosmic bumper car situation
The oldest synthetic pigment in human history comes in a variety of hues.
“We are an embodiment of the history of the Universe, literally history embodied in an incredibly emergent phenomenon here.”
The Los Angeles based singer-songwriter talks about his viral song ‘Married in a Year’ and how he’s turning an online joke into an opportunity to reach more fans.
Dutch opposition parties are calling for fresh elections as soon as possible, a day after anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders sparked the collapse of the country’s four-party coalition government.
Demis Hassabis’ work ranges from finding cures for diseases to making email less bothersome. Which will he achieve first?
These NBA playoffs have defied expectations. Yet both Oklahoma City and Indiana meet the criterion that has produced 78 of the previous 79 champions.
My family of three teenagers was spending more on food delivery than on our mortgage. I felt ashamed of the price tag, so I’m cooking more at home.
You don’t have to be a hopeless romantic to believe in soulmates and predestined fate. You may have already met your soulmate.
An Israeli- and U.S.-backed group has temporarily paused food delivery at its three distribution sites in Gaza.
Soaring interest in Japan has inspired new hotels that honor the city’s history.
New research suggests that presenteeism isn’t simply a matter of personal choice or lack of sick leave—it’s a structural problem rooted in how jobs are designed and workplace expectations are managed.
Most people assume it will take years for AI to reshape the job landscape. But tasks that chatbots can do are already vanishing from job postings.
The dream of perfect self-knowledge is unattainable, and chasing it too doggedly can leave you more confused and stuck than when you started.
The full effect of the Trump tariffs likely won’t be seen in the U.S. for a few months, but the impact is already being felt on some products and at some retailers. Prices are inching higher despite temporary pauses on the highest duties in products from China and the European Union.
There are some important transferable skills to use for your everyday life.
If your finances are causing you mental strife, seeking help from a professional can help you unpack the root cause and work toward a positive money mindset.
Can you hold a 60-second plank? How about tying your shoelace in mid-air? Here’s how to test your fitness in every decade of life.
Begging doctors for tests, I worried that I was missing something and heading for an early death. Would understanding the roots of my health anxiety lead me to a cure?
You’ve had the most relaxing vacation over the past several days but are dreading returning to the office. Even if you absolutely love working as an entrepreneur, the sheer thought of getting back to the daily grind is enough to make you sigh.
The Trump administration warned that Social Security benefits could be garnished for defaulted student loans as early as June. What to know.
Raising the retirement age to 70 would help Social Security's trust fund shortfall. But experts say an across-the-board change may hurt some beneficiaries.
Etsy CEO Josh Silverman shared the the two steps he took early in his career that set him up for later success, at Pace University's 2025 commencement ceremony.