Harold Freeman, Who Helped Remove Barriers to Cancer Treatment, Dies at 93
He developed a program that became a model for hospitals around the world, making it easier for poor Black patients to navigate an onerous bureaucratic
FEMA Could Still Lose More Jobs Despite Court Ruling
A plan to halve the agency’s sprawling work force was illegal, a judge ruled. But the court is not blocking other FEMA cuts.A plan to
Congress Has Proposed Many Bills for A.I. Regulation. Lawmakers Have Enacted Few.
For years, Democrats and Republicans have proposed bills to address the greatest threats posed by artificial intelligence. Many remain stymied by political disputes.For years, Democrats
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Gets Onstage Call From Trump, Who Dismissed A.I. Safety Concerns
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Music
The Cellist Jeffrey Zeigler Explores His Family’s Gullah Geechee Roots
In a new multidisciplinary work, the cellist Jeffrey Zeigler explores his family’s Gullah Geechee roots in South Carolina with a host of collaborators. ​In a
Best Friends and a $15 Concert: An N.Y.C. Rite of Passage
With Music Hall of Williamsburg ending its run this year, a cartoonist and recent arrival to the city recalls the blissfully buzzed shows she saw there and elsewhere for the price of a matcha. ​With Music Hall of Williamsburg ending its run this year, a cartoonist and recent arrival to the city recalls the blissfully buzzed shows she saw there and elsewhere for the price of a matcha. Read More
Jonathan Cooper, Who Made Violins the Old-Fashioned Way, Dies at 76
Renowned for their supple tone and range, his instruments were admired by world-class musicians like Mark O’Connor and Alison Krauss. ​Renowned for their supple tone and range, his instruments were admired by world-class musicians like Mark O’Connor and Alison Krauss. Read More
10 Songs We’re Talking About
Tinashe tears herself away, Sylvan Esso faces down chaos, the War on Drugs sings through an identity crisis, and more. ​Tinashe tears herself away, Sylvan Esso faces down chaos, the War on Drugs sings through an identity crisis, and more. Read More
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