The World Economic Forum in Davos is still happening, for now.
The World Economic Forum is planning to go ahead with its annual meeting of the global elite in Davos, Switzerland, next month, even as …
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A 3-D Printed Pod Inflames the Assisted Suicide Debate
For years, a sleek, pod-shaped suicide machine called Sarco has been a striking sight at museums and funeral conventions. Now the creator of the …
Judges in France Order the Reopening of an Enduring Murder Mystery
PARIS — Omar Raddad, the Moroccan gardener convicted in the grisly killing of a French socialite three decades ago, succeeded Thursday in his bid …
In Italy’s Alps, Traditional Medicine Flourishes, as Does Covid
SAN CANDIDO, Italy — For the family of organic farmers nestled on the side of a snow-blanketed mountain in Italy’s northern province of Bolzano …
France bans nonessential travel with the U.K. over Omicron surge.
The French government on Thursday banned nonessential travel to and from Britain and tightened testing requirements as a record-breaking surge of …
Paolo Sorrentino Turns the Camera on His Own Life
NAPLES, Italy — Paolo Sorrentino, on the terrace of the Grand Hotel Vesuvio with a cigar in hand, gestured expansively out at the view of the bay …
The Line From Fox News to Trump’s Big Lie Is Short and Direct
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‘When I Will Be Old, Maybe. But Now, I Feel Myself Young.’
About 50 years ago, Eduard Arzunyan was in his 30s and started on a quest to discover the origins of his surname, passed down from his Armenian …
It’s Your Printer’s Fault
This article is part of the On Tech newsletter. Here is a collection of past columns. I have wanted to pummel home printers into dust. I felt …
Several New York City Restaurants Close as Covid Cases Rise
New York City diners have seen their social media feeds flooded in recent days with announcements from restaurant after restaurant that they were …