What We Lose When We Lose an AirplaneIn the aftermath of the devastating Air India crash, Condé Nast Traveler’s global editorial director Divia Thani reflects on what it means to fly.
Dementia Hot Spots: Is Your Region Raising Your Risk?Why a 25% higher dementia risk could be tied to your US location. But you’re not powerless; there are 14 ways to lower your risk.
The New Old Sound of Adult AnxietyHaim has made a clever breakup album for a generation that’s wary of tying the knot.
A Minor League Pitcher Is Leading the Charge to Oust Joni ErnstAfter Ernst dismissed concerns over Medicare cuts with a glib, “We’re all going to die,” a Democratic Iowa state representative named J.D. Scholten launched a campaign to flip her Senate seat—after he wraps up his season pitching for the Sioux City Explorers.
From Iced Matcha to Frozen Coffee Cubes, These 5 Nespresso Hacks Actually WorkWant to maximize your Nespresso experience? Here are all the ways to use your machine like a pro.
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The Protein Madness Is Just Getting StartedAmericans are taking their obsession with supplements to new extremes.
The Scheme That Broke the Texas LotteryWhen a “purchasing group” won a ninety-five-million-dollar jackpot, the victory caused a scandal in a state where opposition to legal gambling remains widespread.
Let’s Colonize TitanSaturn’s largest moon might be the only place beyond Earth where humans could live.
An Insider’s Guide to Historically Black Neighborhoods in Los Angeles (& Beyond)Three insiders share essentials for exploring L.A.’s historically Black neighborhoods—where to eat, play, shop, and unwind.
Get Unlimited Access ToA side character in the overall saga, Brendan Paul found himself at the fore in the final days of the government’s case against Sean Combs.
The Old-School ‘70s Pizza Snack We Want BackThe ‘70s were a great time for crunchy snacks. Although some remain, others like Pizza Spins (which were discontinued in 1975) fell by the wayside.
How the Science of Trees Illuminates the Art of Self-Renewal“Wintering… is the courage to stare down the worst parts of our experience and to commit to healing them the best we can.”
On the 50th Anniversary of Its Release, ‘Jaws’ Holds a Surprising Message for Us: Movies Should Feel RealFifty years after its release, Steven Spielberg’s formative blockbuster looks more than ever like a New Hollywood fusion of Hitchcock and Altman.
Can I Use Sick Leave If I’m Not Actually Sick?Are sick days a benefit I’m free to use however I want?
Parents’ Social Dilemma—Is It Ever OK to Bring an Uninvited Sibling to a Birthday Party?Birthday party etiquette can be a delicate balance. Here’s how to navigate it.
How to Create a Chain Reaction of Good HabitsOne thing leads to another and before you know it, you've got a routine.
Ancestra Actually Says a Lot About the Current State of AI-Generated VideosGoogle’s new short film created with AI feels like a weak argument in favor of the generative technology rush.
Outside Groups Organize to Form Unbiased, Independent Vaccine PanelSince Robert F. Kennedy Jr. fired the members of the CDC’s esteemed vaccine advisory panel, medical organizations and experts are looking for alternatives.
Nantucket’s Textile Legacy Unfolds in New Exhibition“Behind the Seams” quilts together vibrant tales of the island’s past.