Dave Portnoy has created a loyal audience by refusing to please everyone
A summer stroll along Hadrian’s Wall is also a rendezvous with history
A new book tells the story of an atrocity in North Carolina in 1898 and its long aftermath
Annie Jacobsen imagines the repercussions of a leak from a Russian laboratory
Large language models like long words and em-dashes—or do they?
As tensions flare in the Gulf, triple digits could return in a flash
A friend to procrastinators, an enemy to prattlers, a necessity for managers
Its boss has ambitious plans for the future
A British retail magnate tries to go upmarket
Blame technology, inflation and customers’ shifting habits
A case of national-security theatre