And 11 shameful rationalizations that prevented so many Americans from seeing how bad things were getting.
- Review
We lost Johnny’s Half Shell to the pandemic. After 20 years, it deserves a farewell toast.
Remembering Johnny’s Half Shell for Ann Cashion’s food, John Fulchino’s service — and a singular experience
Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian: An online platform free of hate is ‘really good for business’
The tech entrepreneur discusses changes for Reddit and managing free speech.
Do ‘elder Goths’ hold the secret to aging successfully?
A Baltimore anthropologist explores the subculture as “an alternative to being aged by culture.”
Date Lab: He was looking for substantive conversation. She was too.
Even so, their wavelengths just seemed out of sync.
- Perspective
Gene Weingarten: It ain’t over until the fat man sings
How might Trump try to hold on to his rancid reign? Anything’s possible.
(hiphop share)
He started the project with a sincere hope of empathizing with Trump supporters. In the end, that was difficult.
(Le Carre share)
- Perspective
He wanted to learn about the Miami drug world and had been told I could help.
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- Analysis
Dividing up the week.
- Review
Fine-dining chefs Michael Rafidi and Matt Baker pivot with Yellow and Baker’s Daughter.
- Perspective
I know that impatience with corporate voice systems is a hackneyed gripe. But I have fresh insights.
But she was disappointed they didn’t “banter back and forth.”
Her theory: Small-town plays can make a big difference.
The instructor on the power of dance and her Emmy-winning work.
The visionary ensemble was borne out of the Washington area’s diverse musical community.
- Analysis
A break in the action.
- Perspective
“It could be wine or something,” I said. It was not.
