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When Food Aid Gets Cut, America Pays the Price
[ad_1] A government stalemate over SNAP threatens to unravel not only food access but also the nation’s public health and workforce stability. Unsplash+ The federal government shutdown has upended the...
Don’t Miss: Alejandro García Contreras in Dialogue with Bolesław Biegas and Gustave Moreau in Paris
[ad_1] “The World as a Labyrinth” probes how Contreras’s work is attuned to a universal consciousness shared across eras and geographies. Courtesy the artist and Bibliothèque Polonaise de Paris Different...
Nextdoor CEO Nirav Tolia’s Plan to Reboot the Neighborhood App: Interview
[ad_1] Nirav Tolia, who co-founded Nextdoor in 2010, has returned as its CEO. Courtesy Nextdoor The heyday of Nextdoor saw the neighborhood-focused social app thrive as a hub for connections,...
Reddit’s Human-Centered A.I. Strategy Is Fueling Its Success
[ad_1] Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says Reddit’s next chapter is about making the platform “a true search destination” built on authentic human conversation. Getty Images Reddit is thriving in the...
Porsche’s 99% Profit Tumble Signals Trouble for Luxury Brands Worldwide
[ad_1] Porsche’s steep losses reflect a broader trend across high-end industries, as consumer demand for luxury goods begins to wane. VCG via Getty Images Porsche’s billion-dollar loss last week isn’t...
At MOCA Geffen and The Brick, “Monuments” Probes the Line Between History and Propaganda
[ad_1] Laura Gardin Fraser’s Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson monument (1948) with Hank Willis Thomas’s A Suspension of Hostilities (2019). Photo by Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for The Museum of...
One Fine Show: “Robert Rauschenberg, Fabric Works of the 1970s” at the Menil Collection
[ad_1] Robert Rauschenberg, Sant’Agnese (Venetian), 1973. Mosquito net, wood chairs, shoelaces, and corked glass jugs, 32 1/4 × 105 3/4 × 22 1/8 in. (81.9 × 268.6 × 56.2 cm)....
The Best West Village Coffee Shops Right Now
[ad_1] The West Village runs on coffee, but not the grab-and-go fuel that powers Midtown and FiDi. This is deliberate caffeine culture, the kind that makes you late on purpose....
Maurizio Cattelan’s Gold Toilet Returns to the Market at Sotheby’s This November
[ad_1] Maurizio Cattelan, America, 2016. Courtesy Sotheby's Maurizio Cattelan’s gold toilet America first captured public attention when it was installed at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, where...
The Hidden Cost of Gold: Miners, Mercury and a Path to Sustainability
[ad_1] New technologies, international partnerships and luxury buyers are driving a global shift toward sustainable, mercury-free gold. Marco Roque Gold has captivated humanity for millennia, symbolizing wealth, love and power....
How Padel Became the Reigning Leisure Sport in Luxury Hospitality
[ad_1] The padel court at Marbella Club, an early adopter of the sport. Leading Hotels of the World/Marbella Club It’s a sunny morning in August, and I’m on my way...
How Mets prospect Nick Morabito extended his 2025 showcase ahead of offseason crossroads
[ad_1] Nick Morabito played a full minor league season of 118 games, then five in the Double-A playoffs as Binghamton won the Eastern League championship, then skipped a typical offseason...