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Welcome back 3 questions with Dotdash’s Molly Fergus The Atlantic’s subscriber slump, publishers’ transgender coverage and more Welcome back For the fully vaccinated, in-person events are knocking at the door, ready to be let back into media companies’ calendars and brands’ media budgets. But the in-person return does not mean publishers are walking away from the virtual variety. The key hits: Brands are more than ready to put their once-again-full event budgets to good use and are asking (almost exclusively, some publishers report) for opportunities to be face-to-face with audience...

Dream Trips Without the Crowds? That’s the Hope, Anyway. Tour companies are reporting a resurgence in interest for trips to bucket-list destinations, where travelers can still see the sites without being jostled. “The clouds are parting and there’s a ton of demand for once-in-a-lifetime trips,” said the head of one tour company. Above, Machu Picchu, which makes a frequent appearance on travelers’ bucket lists.Credit...Piotr Redlinski for The New York Times June 1, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET It was the chance to visit a once-in-a-lifetime destination in a once-in-a-lifetime wa...

Columnist Today, we commemorate the 75th anniversary of the handshake of Youngstown native George Shuba with Jackie Robinson, a defining moment in civil rights and a consequential addition to Mahoning Valley history. Rookie first basemen Jackie Robinson debuted for the Brooklyn Dodgers’ minor league affiliate Montreal Royals. He hit a three-run home run, and as he crossed home plate, Shuba instinctively raised his hand to congratulate him. The iconic scene will be captured in a statue of Shuba and Robinson in downtown Youngstown, to be dedicated in late summer. George Shuba’s handshake ...