Advisers Consider Whether Trump Can Cut Taxes Without Congress
Trumps lawyers and economic advisers have studied how far they could stretch executive authority to set tax policy, though the legality of any cuts is dubious. Read more...
Ricotta and Spinach Frittata
I cook a frittata pretty much once a week as they are quick to make, last four days in the fridge and are packed with so much protein for energy Read more...
The River Watchers
Metropolitan Diary Canoeing around Manhattan at night, a man discovered eyes on the water from every available viewing spot, no matter how decrepit the pier or how late the hour. Read more...
Guokui, a Filled Chinese Flatbread, Comes to Manhattan
Crop Circle in Greenwich Village will be specializing in the oval-shaped guokui; a Mexican restaurant makes a move; and more restaurant news. Read more...
After Taking a Pandemic Hit, Billboard Ad Companies See Signs of Hope
The virus pummeled sales of ads on outdoor and transit displays, and a second wave could hamper a recovery. But executives believe the worst may be over for their business. Read more...
For Black Suffragists, the Lens Was a Mighty Sword
Photographs of generations of Black suffragists offer invaluable documents about their thwarted and central roles in the history of womens rights. Read more...
Dinosaur diagnosed with cancer that afflicts humans today
For the first time, scientits have found that dinosaurs suffered from an aggressive malignant cancer called osteosarcoma that afflicts humans today. Read more...
Delayed Diana Musical to Be Streamed on Netflix
The show will be filmed in the empty Broadway theater where it had been playing in previews, and still plans to open in May 2021. Read more...
Israel Quietly Opens Its Borders, and Palestinians Have a Beach Day
Tens of thousands of Palestinians slipped through holes in Israels security barrier, with Israels tacit approval, for a rare day on a Mediterranean beach. Read more...
Wayne Fontana, Hitmaker With The Game of Love, Dies at 74
The song brought him and his British Invasion band, the Mindbenders, a bit of success in the mid-1960s. Then he went solo, and the hits did not keep coming. Read more...
Dingoes are getting bigger and pesticide 1080 may be to blame
Researchers in Australia discovered that the average size of a dingo has grown nearly 10 percent larger in regions where baited traps have been used to cull their number. Read more...
Coronavirus cases continued to fall after some lockdown measures were eased in June
Some 123 Britons were diagnosed with the infection out of a sample size of nearly 160,000 people between June 18 and July 8, giving an incidence rate of 0.07 per cent. Read more...
William Haddad, Crusader for Generic Drugs, Dies at 91
As head of an industry group, he fought Big Pharma to make treatments for AIDS and other diseases more affordable. And that was just one hat he wore. Read more...
The Small, Black-Owned Record Label That Made a Big Impact in 1970s D.C.
A new compilation of music released on Black Fire Records is a vital link between jazz and go-go, the citys official genre. Read more...
VB launches its own FRAGRANCE bottled into stubbies - but it doesn't smell like beer
Iconic Australian beer brand Victoria Bitter have teamed up with Australian perfumers and Chemist Warehouse to create a new scent called 'Thirst'. Read more...
Thomas Tuchel backs Neymar to shine for PSG in Champions League quarter-final against Atalanta
Paris Saint-Germain manager Thomas Tuchel is expecting star man Neymar to put in a big performance in their Champions League quarter-final against Atalanta. Read more...
Tekashi 6ix9ine is all smiles at celeb hot spot Nobu Malibu as he enjoys freedom after home arrest
The Stoopid artist donned a white top with designer pants and his hair braided as he looked to be enjoying his freedom with a cross-county trip, with a team of guards protecting him. Read more...
Robin Goodfellow's racing tips Best bets for Wednesday, August 12
Sportsmail's racing expert Robin Goodfellow dishes out his tips for Wednesday's meetings at Wolverhampton, Kempton and Beverley. Read more...
Passports for purchase How the elite get through a pandemic
For most people, the coronavirus pandemic has meant fewer travel options. Not so for super-rich families who are increasingly using their money to cross borders that would otherwise be closed to them. Read more...
Black Book Clubs, From Oprah to Noname
Noname and other Black thought leaders have taken what Oprah built and made something new. Read more...