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26 Years After Its Singer’s Sudden Death, Brainiac (Briefly) Returns
The indie-rock band from Ohio was poised for a breakout when it lost its frontman, Tim Taylor, in a 1997…
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Books
At Columbia’s $600 Million Business School, Time to Rethink Capitalism
On the developing Manhattanville campus, the architecture of Diller Scofidio + Renfro reinforces a social movement in business education to…
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Economy
Electric Cars Are Taking Off, but When Will Battery Recycling Follow?
Many companies and investors are eager to recycle batteries but it could take a decade or more before enough used…
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World
Trump Faces a Week of Headaches on Jan. 6 and His Taxes
The House panel investigating the Capitol attack is set to release its report and may back criminal charges against the…
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Books
John le Carré: The Spy Novelist Who (Mostly) Kept Quiet
“A Private Spy,” a collection of the British writer’s letters, offers glimpses of unguarded moments and ruffled feathers.
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Books
A Night With FunkFlex, New York Rap Historian and Booster
What happens when various generations of rappers end up in the same room? The radio D.J. and local connector, craving…
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World
He’s a Paralympian, a Surgeon and Now the First Disabled Astronaut
LONDON — John McFall is no stranger to a challenge. An avid sprinter in his youth, he had to learn…
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World
Justice Dept. Seeking to Question Pence in Jan. 6 Investigation
The Justice Department is seeking to question former Vice President Mike Pence as a witness in connection with its criminal…
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Bringing World-Class Art, and Wonder, to Mental Health Patients
LONDON — The artist Sutapa Biswas has works in the Tate collection and was the subject of two major retrospectives…