A team of Australian researchers are claiming a world first in a global race to develop cheaper, more flexible and more efficient solar panels after their experimental cell passed a series of heat and humidity tests. Using a type of crystal material known as perovskite, […]
At a glance, it may look like many Americans have long forgotten about the dangers of coronavirus. Crowds packed beaches in Florida, Maryland, Georgia, Virginia and Indiana over the weekend — many venturing out without masks and others failing to keep their distance even as officials have […]
The man nervously practices in front of his dog how he is going to tell his parents he is gay. “Just look them in the eyes and say, ‘Mom, dad, I’m — this is my boyfriend, Manuel,’” Greg says, holding a framed photo of […]
Rafael Leonardo Black, a self-trained artist who spent more than 40 years creating elaborate pictorial mythologies steeped in art history and popular culture, and who had his first New York gallery show at 64, died on May 15 in Brooklyn. He was 71. The […]
To the Editor: Re “U.S. Deaths Near 100,000, an Incalculable Loss” (front page, May 24): Thank you so much for this heartbreaking, breathtaking memorial. As a minister, I tell my congregants that memorializing someone is about much more than remembering the outlines of a […]
By Dola de Jong To describe as doomed a love that begins in 1938 between two European women is to risk tautology. Yet the problems that dog Bea and Erica in Dola de Jong’s novel “The Tree and the Vine” are too personal to […]
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