Since 2020, four dozen pilot programs have started, with Los Angeles running one of the largest to provide cash assistance.

Guaranteed Income Programs Spread, City by City

With a picture-perfect family, a Super Bowl-caliber team and Michael Jordan’s trainer at his side, the star quarterback is back to spreading football intensity — with a smile.

The Broncos Will Be Good Because Russell Wilson Said So

State abortion bans carry narrow but sometimes vague exceptions, and years of prison time. That’s forcing doctors to think like lawyers, and hospitals to create new protocols.

Medical Impact of Roe Reversal Goes Well Beyond Abortion Clinics, Doctors Say

Spain’s Jaén Province, home to one fifth of the world’s supply of “green gold,” copes with climate change and threats to its way of life.

The Olive Oil Capital of the World, Parched

At rarefied weddings, including those of British Vogue’s top editor, Princess Diana’s niece and Paris Hilton, German Larkin has become a fixture.

The Wedding Photographer Favored by High Society and Fashion Royalty

An art taboo is falling, from the Whitney Museum to the Armory Show to blue-chip galleries. Yet artists acknowledge self-censorship on the topic.

After Decades of Silence, Art About Abortion (Cautiously) Enters the Establishment

The many lawyers who have helped the former president avoid removal from office and indictment have drawn legal problems of their own.

For Trump’s Lawyers, Legal Exposure Comes With the Job

A figure who embodied Britain, Elizabeth cast long shadow. She leaves behind a country unsettled by domestic crises and anxiety over its place in the world.

Queen’s Death Leaves U.K. Grappling With Its Sense of National Identity

Russian bloggers reporting from the front line provide a uniquely less-censored view of the war. But as Russia’s military flails, these once vocal supporters are exposing its flaws, lies and all.

As Russians Retreat, Putin Is Criticized by Hawks Who Trumpeted His War

The fall of the strategically important city of Izium, in Ukraine’s east, is the most devastating blow to Russia since its humiliating retreat from Kyiv.

Ukrainian Offensive Seen as Reshaping the War’s Contours

In a building evacuation, the stairs are a resident’s lifeline. New York is specific with its rules about their placement, dimensions and lighting.

How Do I Make My Landlord Improve Fire Safety?

An avid city cyclist, Félix V. Matos Rodríguez also manages to fit in some work, a lunch outing, a movie and a call to his mother.

How the CUNY Chancellor Spends His Sundays

Quotation of the Day for Saturday, Sept. 10, 2022.

Quotation of the Day: Heating Aid For the Poor Will Be Less

Charles in Charge

We will soon see if European resolve holds up.

The Ukraine War’s Decisive Season

At the Toronto premiere, she spoke of playing a homophobic mother as “the challenge of a lifetime” because it represents everything she stands against in reality.

To Play an Anti-Gay Parent, Gabrielle Union Dug Deep for ‘The Inspection’

Philippe Pétain, who led France to victory in World War I and then collaborated with the Nazis, is buried on a small island, where his grave is the site of bitter debates over his legacy.

‘Glorious’ Hero or ‘Deplorable’ Traitor? Pétain’s Legacy Haunts French Island

Amid droughts and extreme heat, people are welcoming clover into their lawns, an alternative to the purely grass lawn, helping them save water and money.

Clover Lawns Are Blooming in Front Yards, and on TikTok

Fashion week kicked off with a bang at the Hammerstein Ballroom, where Fendi celebrated 25 years of the Baguette bag (with the help of Marc Jacobs).

Linda Evangelista, the It Bag and ‘Sex and the City’

The director, Laura Poitras, praised Nan Goldin, the photographer and subject of her film, in her acceptance speech.

‘All the Beauty and the Bloodshed’ Wins Best Film at Venice Film Festival

The university’s football players nearly skipped their opening game in protest of their mismanaged athletic department. Recent history shows far more dysfunction within the university’s sports program.

For Florida A&M, Getting on the Field Is Just One of Many Problems

William Ruto built a career on beating the odds. In his greatest triumph, he is expected to be inaugurated as Kenya’s fifth president on Tuesday.

With Tears and Steel, Kenya’s ‘Hustler’ President Vanquishes His Foes

Tales about a sheep village resisting a wolf pack prompted the charges against leaders of a speech therapists’ union, extending a government crackdown on dissent.

Hong Kong Sentences 5 to 19 Months for Children’s Books Deemed ‘Seditious’

Tennis may appear to be on a roll, with exciting young players and record ratings. But if it were a company, activist shareholders would have already called for a restructuring.

Wall Street’s Favorite Sport Is a Failing Business

Chloe Fineman, Sarah Sherman and other comedians host an unusual fashion show at the Comedy Cellar.

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