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In Jennifer Egan’s novel, a tech titan wants to move consciousness to the cloud. → Read More
Zadie Smith’s essays capture the strange discoveries of life under lockdown. → Read More
She is ‘Sodewa Bai’ in India and ‘Snaefridr’ in Nordic regions. One trait never changes: unsurpassed beauty. → Read More
Philippe Villeneuve, who oversees France’s historic monuments, is resisting efforts to rebuild the cathedral’s iconic spire with a ‘contemporary’ touch → Read More
In his new novel “Apeirogon,” the author of “Let the Great World Spin” experiments with form to tell the stories of two grief-stricken fathers in the Middle East. → Read More
A Google veteran’s new firm uses artificial intelligence to send employees ‘nudges’ to prod them toward changes likely to produce a happier workforce → Read More
Best known for her work on “wavelets,” she wants to reduce the obstacles to women entering the sciences. → Read More
Endurance athlete Colin O’Brady was the first person to cross the frozen continent alone and unaided—thanks to an epiphany with 77 miles to go → Read More
Jonna Mendez served 27 years undercover, crafting wigs, prosthetic noses, false teeth and masks that could be peeled off like Tom Cruise’s in ‘Mission: Impossible’ → Read More
In a new memoir, the French writer Philippe Lançon tries to make sense of the 2015 terrorist attack on the Paris satirical weekly. → Read More
A pioneering NASA astronaut is now working to save the Earth’s environment. → Read More
In a best-selling book of offbeat obituaries, the humorist and correspondent for “CBS Sunday Morning” remembers “people I think of as undervalued stocks.” → Read More
The outspoken NBA center has been labeled a “terrorist” by his native country’s government for his association with an exiled cleric. → Read More
The MI6 officer turned novelist still uses the habits of his espionage background to size up people and characters → Read More
In a new memoir, a dance pioneer characterizes his style as simultaneously contrarian and conservative → Read More
In NBC’s quirky comedy, the former star of “Cheers” and “CSI” relishes mixing moral philosophy with “9-year-old fart humor.” → Read More
Sprint and T-Mobile have suffered a significant setback as they await Justice Department approval for their union. → Read More
While the FCC and the Justice Department often move in lockstep, the $26 billion merger of T-Mobile and Sprint might be one of those instances where they don’t. → Read More
Mall-based retailers reported dismal earnings last week, reminding investors of the sector’s fundamental problems. → Read More
Kohl’s and J.C. Penney reported disappointing quarterly results, setting off a tumble in the department-store sector. → Read More