Zakrzewski, wounded in an attack that also injured correspondent Benjamin Hall, was hailed as a jack-of-all-trades who made an invaluable contribution to the network.
In an excerpt from Tamar Haspel's new book, "To Boldly Grow," she writes of the time she and her husband undertook their first major construction project.
A celebratory dinner, presentation prep and lots of reading are all part of a typical workday for Epicurious and Bon Appétit’s top editor.
Here are productive ways that caregivers can help children overcome their own resistance and accomplish hard things.
A scholar explores women’s impact on the band.
The author of “Brave, Not Perfect” and a champion of female empowerment on what can be changed right now.
The two justices made a number of arguments against New York Times v. Sullivan. All of them get a fact-check in a new white paper.
Students compete in the 10th Real Food for Kids Challenge to create a tasty, healthy and inexpensive meal.
A new roof is an expensive and labor-intensive home improvement. Here are some of the basics to keep in mind when choosing materials.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union, Russian citizens have been more free to travel — but that appears to be ending.
March 15 marks how far into the new year the average woman must work to match what the average man made the year before.
Last week, teacher Jennifer Williams gave away her 90,500th book.
Ralph Lauren's new collaboration with Morehouse and Spelman colleges recognizes how Black students have always been a part of fashion history.
A couple is moving in together just as one of them hits his busy season at work, and the other fears the precedent of getting stuck with all the chores.
A reader wants to know if it’s rude to interrupt a conversation to mention something before they forget it later.
Reader is ready to figure out a future with her boyfriend and wants him to stop smoking pot for a bit to sort things out. He says he’ll wait until they have kids.
Hall was reporting from outside Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital under siege from Russian troops. The incident comes days after American journalist Brent Renaud was fatally shot in Irpin.
As news teams brace for a long conflict, some reporters will rotate out. "You start making mistakes when you get tired … You can’t just constantly keep doing that forever."
Mississippi has a high maternal mortality rate, but lawmakers killed a bill to expand postpartum Medicaid coverage.
