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Helping the Environment, One Small Sensor at a Time

New York City nonprofits are using a cloud-based service from the start-up Temboo that helps monitor storm-water runoff and other environmental factors.

As Summer Nears, the Hamptons Face a ‘Feeding Frenzy’

The rush for houses got an early start as people sought to avoid the coronavirus outbreak in New York City, though some deals have gotten tangled in new statewide rules on evictions.

Biden Has an Edge on Trump. So Why Are Democrats Worried?

The former vice president has unified the party and is leading in the polls. But some Democrats say he faces familiar challenges, including slow decision-making and flaws in his digital operation.

Willie Mays at 89: ‘My Thing Is Keep Talking and Keep Moving’

As the coronavirus pandemic keeps him homebound, the greatest living baseball player is missing visits to the ballpark, as well as opportunities to promote a new book on his life.

Coronavirus Canceled County Fairs. Now Children Show Their Cows and Sheep Virtually.

The coronavirus has thwarted summertime fairs, a tradition for youngsters who work on farms all year for their moment in the ring.

Jason Alexander: Jerry Stiller Was Wonderful, Always

There was something about him that was relatable and lovable and it shone in everything he had ever done.

Elizabeth Warren Knows What Joe Biden Needs in a Vice President

If Biden wants to win the White House and govern like a New Dealer, Warren is his indispensable partner.

Trump Is Staking Out His Own Universe of ‘Alternative Facts’

The president’s re-election strategy isn’t based on reality. How could it be?

Can ‘Team Science’ Yield a Covid-19 Treatment?

In just three months, international researchers working together found 30 already existing drugs that seem to stop the coronavirus from destroying human cells.

San Francisco Beat Coronavirus, but It's Breaking My Heart

Looking for hope in the Bay Area.

A Guide to Pandemic Scams, and What Not to Fall For

Fraudsters see opportunities to target us in these uncertain times. Here are their most popular schemes and how we can protect ourselves.

Let Books Create Your Summer

This season’s reading will have to do more than usual to help us get away from it all while we can’t get away.

Can I Get Coronavirus From Riding an Elevator?

When infected people use elevators, they probably do leave some of their germs behind. Wear a mask and wash hands to lower your risk.

Don’t Get Dressed Without Watching This Show

“Mrs. America” is the fashion history lesson we all need.

Is It Safe to Go Back to the Gym?

As gyms begin to reopen, many of us are wondering whether it’s safe, or wise, to return.