The Uruguayan-born, New York-based designer will continue as creative director at her namesake brand alongside her new role. Continue reading Gabriela Hearst Unveiled as Chloé’s New Artistic Director

“Monster Hunter” disappeared from theaters in China after online critics labeled a snippet of dialogue — a pun about knees — racist and called for a boycott. Continue reading A Costly Quip Angers Chinese Moviegoers, and a Film Gets Yanked

The Puerto Rican pop star’s latest LP, “El Último Tour del Mundo,” debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 chart. Miley Cyrus is No. 2. Continue reading Bad Bunny’s New Album Is Billboard’s First All-Spanish No. 1

A civil case being pursued by the attorney general for the District of Columbia has brought renewed attention to what limits there should be on a president’s ability to profit from the office. Continue reading As His Term Ends, Trump Faces More Questions on Payments to His Hotel

Body cameras are brimming with possibility, but they’re not a magic remedy for misconduct. Continue reading Can Body Cameras Improve Policing?

Joseph R. Biden, Jr.’s choice to run the Department of Health and Human Services is the first state attorney general to create an environmental justice bureau. Continue reading Xavier Becerra Brings Environmental Justice to Forefront

There will likely be more closures of individual school buildings as the amount of testing increases. Continue reading How New York City Plans to Keep Children Safe as Schools Reopen

It’s made of Italy’s second-most widely planted red grape, and the wines are priced to go. How come they don’t get more respect? Continue reading Montepulciano d’Abruzzo: Highly Popular but Little Known

In villain roles he delighted his fans, and when he announced in 2014 that he was gay, they remained loyal. Continue reading Pat Patterson, a Wrestling Star Who Came Out, Dies at 79

Technology to alert people exposed to the virus could slow transmission, pilot studies show, but only if people and states sign up. So far, most haven’t. Continue reading Coronavirus Apps Show Promise but Prove a Tough Sell