Wayne S. Smith, a Leading Critic of the Embargo on Cuba, Dies at 91
Wayne S. Smith, a veteran Cuba expert at the State Department who, after resigning in protest over America’s embargo against
Developing Your Taste – The New York Times
This week, the Caesar salad celebrated its 100th birthday. I hadn’t ever considered the age of the Caesar before reading
What Do Bagged Chickens Have to Do With Sliced Cheese?
When Costco tried to cut down on its plastics use earlier this year, putting its popular rotisserie chicken in a
Britain’s New Prime Minister Kier Starmer Is About to Get a Crash Course in Statecraft
Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain will barely get his feet under the desk in 10 Downing Street before he
Facing New ‘Greenwashing’ Law, an Oil Industry Website Goes Dark
When Parliament passed a law last month banning misleading or false environmental claims in advertising, or “greenwashing,” the reaction from
In the French Countryside, a Deep Discontent Takes Root
Last month, Sophie-Laurence Roy, a conservative Paris lawyer with roots in Burgundy, decided to cross the political dividing line that
In Ukraine, Killings of Unarmed Russians Divide a U.S.-Led Unit
Hours after a battle in eastern Ukraine in August, a wounded and unarmed Russian soldier crawled through a nearly destroyed
Can Foreigners Handle the Heat? Mexico City Debates Milder Salsas.
Gerardo Medina runs the Taquería Los Amigos, a 24-hour stand that sits at a busy intersection in an upscale neighborhood
Violence, Rape, Thirst, Even Organ Theft: Migrants Face Lethal Risks in Africa
If not left to die of dehydration or illness, migrants on the dangerous land routes through northern Africa toward the
Abductions Rattle Kenya as Anti-Government Protests Continue
One activist was taken while organizing a blood drive for wounded protesters. Another said he was snatched as he worked