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Living Side by Side, Ukrainian and Russian Sailors Are Tested by War

Sailors are accustomed to not discussing politics at sea, but the war between the two countries has made that more difficult.  » mehr lesen

Bernard Marson, a Catalyst for SoHo’s Renaissance, Dies at 91

An architect and developer, he helped pioneer the neighborhood’s transition from manufacturing into lofts where artists could work and live.  » mehr lesen

Twitter Subpoenas Musk’s Banks in Fight Over Acquisition.

Twitter has sent out requests for information from the banks that are backing the billionaire’s purchase, which he is trying to walk away from.  » mehr lesen

Uber Posts Record Revenue but Loses More Money From Investments

Despite posting a loss, the company’s quarterly results exceeded analyst expectations as more drivers returned to the road.  » mehr lesen

Breaking Nicotine’s Powerful Draw

Millions of smokers could be forced to confront the agony of nicotine withdrawal as the F.D.A. weighs calling for a drastic reduction in the addictive lure of cigarettes.  » mehr lesen

As Russia Threatens Europe’s Energy, Ukraine Braces for a Hard Winter

“Our goal is survival,” says the mayor of Lviv, as residents stockpile timber and ironworkers churn out wood-burning stoves.  » mehr lesen

Mo Ostin, Music Powerhouse Who Put Artists First, Dies at 95

At the helm of Warner Bros. Records from the 1960s into the ’90s, he worked closely with some of the most successful and influential performers of his era.  » mehr lesen

From Pizza to Dip, Chips and Popcorn: Pickle Is Summer’s Big Flavor

For people with a sweet-and-sour tooth, there’s never been a greater pick of pickle-flavored possibilities, thanks to pickle spice.  » mehr lesen

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