Why Is It So Hard to Find a Good Nonalcoholic Wine?
Making a good nonalcoholic wine is hard work. You have to first farm the grapes and make the wine, which, as anybody who’s worked a harvest, rotated a barrel or wrestled a recalcitrant hose can...
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How Often Do You Actually Need to Wash Your Face?
My role as a beauty writer often shape-shifts into beauty therapist at parties. Upon revealing my job to new friends, I quickly get looped into spontaneous group sessions and surprisingly intimate...
Is Skipping Really a Good Workout?
When kids skip, it rarely looks like work. There’s something playful, almost primitive, about the urge to bound yourself forward through space, your body briefly levitating with each stride. And...
First Cancer Threatened Her Life. Then Came Medical Freedom.
In 2007, more than 1,440,000 Americans were diagnosed with cancer. Dawn Kali was one of them. Then in her mid-30s and raising three kids, Ms. Kali’s natural warmth and openness made her a popular...
Top F.D.A. Vaccine Official Resigns, Citing Kennedy’s ‘Misinformation and Lies’
The Food and Drug Administration’s top vaccine official, Dr. Peter Marks, resigned under pressure Friday and said that Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s aggressive stance on vaccines was...
Tesla Finds a Chef for Its Retro-Futuristic Diner in Los Angeles
The restaurant that Tesla is building in Los Angeles — an old-fashioned drive-in retooled for the electric-car era — now has a chef, according to a post on X by an account that shares...
As scientists express concern over Trump’s policies, France and other countries extend a welcoming invitation
Just hours after launching its new program called Safe Place For Science for American researchers, which was created in response to the policies of the Trump administration, Aix Marseille University...
Formula, Fries, and Froot Loops: Washington Adapts to Kennedy’s ‘MAHA’ Agenda
Babies are not typically part of private meetings at the White House. However, when Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Secretary of Health, gathered a group of women earlier this month for a discussion on...