As Trump rage-tweeted and representatives bickered amid bottles of hand sanitizer, the ousted head of BARDA described trying to mount an effective federal response to COVID-19—and paying a heavy price.
It may work as politics—but as a strategy to deal with this country’s greatest international challenge, it’s unserious, misguided, and liable to make the problem worse.
The “citiots” arrived in March, but it may be a summer of all boats, no buffets—and who knows about the beaches. But is social distancing even possible in the Hamptons?
The state’s majority-conservative Supreme Court overturned coronavirus safety measures put in place by its Democratic governor—and crowds quickly flocked to bars.
Before you do anything, you gotta talk to you and yours, and it sucks.
Her emergency court filing concerned, among other things, what will happen to her and Olivier Sarkozy’s suite of New York properties.
Poaching employees and rereporting other outlets’ stories is in the Times DNA, and BuzzFeed is now in the crosshairs. Says former editor in chief Ben Smith, the biggest poach of all, “I’m still rooting for BuzzFeed.”
According to one report, the duchess kept a diary during her years at the palace. But it’s unlikely that it will become a tell-all book anytime soon—if it exists at all.
The North Carolina Republican is under investigation for stock sales he made just before the coronavirus outbreak wreaked havoc on the U.S. economy.
The Hulu adaptation, which traces the lead character’s evolution with a subtly shifting haircut, has sparked fervor, and a question: Do the British Isles have a lock on bangs?
The streamer has an overwhelming amount of content—but these films, from Orson Welles’s unfinished masterpiece to a turbulent Senegalese love story, deserve another look.
Americana meets French artistry in the collaboration between Dior and Air Jordan, a limited edition spin on the most famous sneakers of all time.
Murray appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to give an update on his life in quarantine.
Here’s the industry’s risky plan to bring moviegoing back with Wonder Woman 1984, Mulan, and Christopher Nolan’s Tenet.
The actor has been sequestered in a seaside Irish village favored by the likes of Enya and Bono: “It feels a little like a fairy tale,” he says.
With some models predicting at least 147,000 Americans may die from COVID-19 by August, the Late Show host pulled no punches Wednesday night: “If those numbers sound bad, it’s because they are.”
“I’m not being disrespectful to any Vietnam film...except maybe The Green Berets with John Wayne.”
The president says it’s “absolutely” time for schools to reopen—even as new evidence emerges that children could be at a higher risk of COVID-19 than previously thought.
The Utah Republican—a familiar target on the right—came under fire from Trump’s allies after he questioned the administration’s handling of COVID-19 testing.
The companies that fund private equity—and where systemic risk is concentrated—are taking a huge hit, and putting the touch on their own shareholders. Does this mean trouble to come?
According to TMZ, the famous twin has filed an emergency order to obtain a divorce despite the coronavirus.
The entertainment law firm Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks confirmed a ransomware attack.
