Marc Filippino It’s a weird time to be Fed chair Jay Powell. Markets are roiling, inflation may or may not be cooling, and you have a very angry president Truth Socialing at you about rate cuts.

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The Brazilian painter, whose work is the subject of a new show at the Musée d’Orsay, has created a meditative, folk-art ...

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Pygmalion’s choir and instrumentalists are expert in the Baroque style (not to mention their recordings of later music, which ...

A young Swiss company is offering the chance to tackle the Alps’ most famous ski touring route — the high traverse from Chamonix to Zermatt — on electrically assisted mountain bikes ...

Saigon changed hands with remarkable ease. Fears of street-to-street fighting proved unfounded. Instead, the Southern army simply melted away. In a scene that would be televised around the world, a ...

Two books chart the rise of the chipmaker via its ‘benevolent dictator’ Jensen Huang and an early gamble on deep learning ...

Moscow already has used some of its sovereign wealth fund to support the economy after the fallout from Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and the accessible portion of those funds is dwindling.

Iyer has been working with Smith on and off for two decades — their previous collaboration, A Cosmic Rhythm with Each Stroke, was released in 2016 — and though two pieces are preconceived and four are ...