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Oct. 23 was National Horror Movie Day (they have a day for everything), but really, all of Halloween week, even all of October, is a good time to watch a
AUSTIN — Texans soon will vote on 14 proposed changes to the state Constitution, including several that GOP elected leaders have described as shrewd down payments on improved infrastructure, recreation
The epic new Western “Killers of the Flower Moon,” directed by one of the greatest American masters of cinema, Martin Scorsese, arrives in theaters this weekend, and it’s a crowning
Google’s Sundar Pichai raised concerns years before he became the company’s chief executive officer that its deal with Apple Inc. had bad “optics” because there was no choice of which
For larger publications, the upside of newsletters is obvious. Email-bound readers can seamlessly swipe over from their Zocdoc appointment notification to their health insurance bill payment notification to their student loan payment notification to their local mass shooting notification to a Washington Post opinion newsletter about the biggest threat facing the nation (still, somehow, cancel culture). Of course, no one has pursued newsletters as zealously as the legaciest legacy-media operation of them all: the New York Times.