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Authorities are looking for 22-year-old Gabby Petito, who was reported missing by her family over the weekend after she had been traveling with her boyfriend.

Our honest, hidden thoughts on race captured in just 6 words More than half a million people shared their experiences with the Race Card Project. Here's what they said. “He’s my dad, not the gardener.” Kelly Stuart-Johnson holds a photo from 1995 of her mother and stepfather. The six words she submitted to the Race Card Project hint at how race often leads to false assumptions. Wayne Lawrence Email The most interesting, most revealing, most honest, and gravest conversations about race are the ones we typically never get to hear, because they percolate in private spaces. In the locker ro...

In February, communication consultant Karen Laos signed a new client from her bathtub. Laos had eaten espresso-laced tiramisu "too close to bedtime" and so was relaxing in a bath at two in the morning during a mini retreat in Napa, California. She decided to pop into the audio and invite-only chat app Clubhouse. After about 15 minutes in a room, someone in the audience messaged her on Instagram. Ten minutes of back-and-forth later, Laos had landed a new client. "That was the fastest turnover I ever had," she says. Increasingly, Clubhouse is where entrepreneurs go to talk to one anot...

Stoller Wine Bar will feature over 40 wines After several months of teaming up in the same space, Riff Cold Brewed announced this month that it would be officially handing over its taproom in Bend's Box Factory to Stoller Wine. In November, Riff announced that it would be sharing its space on Arizona Avenue, offering a pop-up tasting room for the Willamette Valley winery. But on Feb. 3, Riff announced on its Facebook page that it would hand over the keys to the taproom and instead begin to "focus exclusively on our core business of making and packaging those creative new cold-brewed c...

Childhood Albert was the son of a successful fabric merchant, Sylvan Gleizes (himself a keen amateur painter). His maternal uncle was Léon Commerre, an academic painter who won the Prix de Rome in 1875, while his father's brother, Robert Gleizes, was a successful collector-dealer specializing in eighteenth century paintings. The Gleizes' lived a comfortable life in Courbevoie in the Paris suburbs. Albert was very close to his two sisters, Suzanne and Mireille (he had an elder brother who sadly died in infancy), and they frequently appeared in his first paintings. Albert did not take to acad...