A Sea Change for the America’s Cup
By WARREN ST. JOHN
Yachts are becoming faster, and this competition is getting gnarly.
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Stephen King’s Family Business
By SUSAN DOMINUS
With five novelists in the family, four of whom have books out this year, the King clan has become a dynasty of storytellers.
It’s the Economy
What’s an Idea Worth?
By ADAM DAVIDSON
Why the billable hour no longer makes economic sense.
Solve the popular variety puzzles from the Sunday magazine at our newly relaunched hub for New York Times crosswords.
When Lindsay Lohan Hijacks a Film, She Also Saves It
August 2, 2013
Is It ’77 All Over Again?
August 1, 2013
George Saunders’s Advice to Graduates
July 31, 2013
Talk
Steve Schmidt Says Republican Campaigns Haven’t Changed. But They Will.
Interview by ROBERT DRAPER
It’s all a simple math equation.
Innovation
Who Made That Super Soaker?
By PAGAN KENNEDY
How a NASA engineer built a better water gun
Riff
Stop Blaming ‘Jaws’!
By HEATHER HAVRILESKY
“Jaws” is accused of spawning the summer blockbuster — which is weird, given that today’s blockbusters have nothing in common with “Jaws.”
Lives
My Crush With Celebrity
By BEN DOLNICK
Olivia Wilde had a crush on me when we were kids. At least I think she did.
From the Archive
Go Ahead, Milk My Day
Sam Anderson on the quest to make a high-quality buffalo mozzarella in the United States.
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Editors' Picks
What Does It Take to Stop Crips and Bloods From Killing Each Other?
By JOHN BUNTIN
A plan for peace in gangland.
The Chelsea Hotel Had Its Own Eloise
By TAFFY BRODESSER-AKNER
How Gaby Hoffmann survived child stardom.
The Rock ’n’ Roll Casualty Who Became a War Hero
By CLAY TARVER
Jason Everman was kicked out of two bands that went on to incredible fame. Then his life became even more interesting.
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Abstract Sunday
You Made That
By CHRISTOPH NIEMANN and JON HUANG
An abstract-expressionist tool to create and share your own artwork.
