An expert’s guide to exploring Japan’s capital like a pro, whether it’s your first time or your fifth.

ADUs are an increasingly popular answer to rental shortages, but their cost and complexity make the economics difficult.

A new biography shows how the habits that made Brady great also made it nearly impossible for him to stop.

Britain’s well-bred border collies are attracting international buyers who see them as indispensable workers, not pampered pets.

Illuminated blade signs and other wayfinding changes for DC’s Metro aim to convince “discretionary” riders to choose rail over rideshare.

At RYE by Martin Auer, the bread costs $60 per loaf. The theory behind this gambit makes some sense.

There’s a new financial model in college sports, and it looks a lot more like the club seats and swanky amenities offered by pro teams.

Pennsylvania health officials confirmed two additional measles-associated deaths, bringing the total confirmed deaths in the state this year to four, and driving US fatalities to the highest level in ...

Soaring tuition costs and reticent parents spark more discounts, even in households living comfortably.

The lack of hard evidence on the benefits of these programs hasn’t stopped families from buying in.

Why the relentless pursuit of perfection — plastic surgery, Instagram, AI — has suddenly left us craving the imperfect.

More families from outside the Deep South seek guidance on where to even begin with this process.

More families from outside the Deep South seek guidance on where to even begin with this process.

A confidential document says an algorithm adjustment was kept from many users “by design,” as part of an experiment to measure engagement.

Trump’s 11 appointees to the 29-seat Ninth District have written separate opinions at a higher rate than their colleagues, with several cited by the Supreme Court in major decisions this year.

RPI, Middlebury College and Duke University are among those that have ended or altered programs aimed at supporting female students.

US measles cases in 2026 have already outpaced last year’s total and have reached a level not seen in more than three decades.

Sergio Estrada spent $500 to see The Odyssey as director Christopher Nolan intended it: in Imax 70-millimeter film.

The CEO of the company swears by premium ingredients, no weird additives and ignoring the latest food fads.

Singles are outsourcing chats to ChatGPT and Claude, complicating how romantic connections begin

With fewer places to relax and socialize, and steeper prices for entry, having fun is quantifiably harder than it used to be.

We are hiring our first dedicated development leader to grow The American Prospect’s fundraising department. You will personally manage our top portfolio of major donors and institutional prospects to...

Bloomberg reporters answer your questions about air travel, from the best lounges to the smartest way to fly on miles in a Live Q&A on Friday, June 26 at 10 a.m. EDT.

Chicago White Sox loyalists are enjoying a dream season: a rising team working to win back their trust with eye-opening ticket deals and promotions.

Chicago White Sox loyalists are enjoying a dream season: a rising team working to win back their trust with eye-opening ticket deals and promotions.

As black-market drugs go mainstream and legalization is within reach, entrepreneurs, investors and healthcare players are racing to cash in.

As World Cup ticket prices top $10,000, a trip from the VIP area to the nosebleeds reveals what spectators are really paying for.

For nearly an entire generation, the New York Knicks have been a laughingstock franchise. Since 2001, they’ve spent more money, lost more games, and won fewer playoff series than any other NBA team. ...

The way we travel has changed. And industry consolidation has made hotel rooms look a lot more uniform.

For months, US banking executives fretted that President Donald Trump was poised to conscript their workforces in a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration that would send their firms’ costs soaring...

Testing the productivity strategies in Laura Vanderkam’s Big Time, and learning to live a life of abundance.

Works by the American TV art instructor behind “happy little trees” are rarely sold, pushing up prices for paintings that blur the line between kitsch and collectible.

In an age of hustle culture and hyperoptimization, parenting has become a source of pressure. The consequences aren’t great.

Many of the complications affecting travelers in 2026 aren’t covered by standard insurance policies. Here’s an explainer to help you navigate your options amid unprecedented uncertainty.

No texting. No visitors. No escape. She was caught in India’s new digital nightmare.