The Best Small Bathroom Vanities for Tight Squeezes
Architectural Digestby Audrey Lee, Nina Derwin·9d ago
When a double sink is nothing short of a pipe dream, the best small bathroom vanities are the only solution to simulating en suite vibes in your powder room.
These Are the Pillows We Prize in Our Bedrooms
Architectural Digestby Blake Bakkila, Vy Yang·9d ago
The conditions have to be just right to get a great night’s sleep. For this reason, the entire Shop AD team takes research on the best pillows very seriously.
The Best Folding Chairs Add Flexibility to Your Dining Room
Architectural Digestby Kate McGregor, Julia Harrison·9d ago
We may all dream of sprawling dinner parties around a 12-person table, but the best folding chairs are often the more practical entertaining alternative for a daily reality that includes a small...
Indicted Raúl Castro reappears after months out of public view
Buenos Aires Timesby James Grainger·9d ago
US-indicted Cuban leader Raúl Castro received a standing ovation as he appeared in public for the first time in months this week, attending an event in Havana to mark the centenary of his brother...
So, You Want Bangs? We Found the Best Pro-Approved Hair Cutting Scissors for Beginners
Beauty - ELLEby Lauren Tappan; Carol Lee·9d ago
Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy.
Extreme Heat in Prison, Jail and ICE Detention: Five Things to Know
The Marshall Projectby Ivy Scott·9d ago
The Marshall Project has been investigating the effects of extreme heat on prisons and jails for nearly a decade.
75 'confused' baby sea turtle hatchlings rescued after crawling up a road in search of the ocean
Good Good Goodby Kamrin Baker·9d ago
When sea turtle hatchlings arrive earthside, they have an instinctive “sea-finding” behavior that acts as an internal compass directing them toward the ocean — or whatever is the lowest and...
Man saves otter strangled by fishing net using mouth-to-mouth CPR
Good Good Goodby Kamrin Baker·9d ago
On July 28, officers at Alert Bay’s Royal Canadian Mounted Police department received a call about an injured otter lying on the ‘Namgis Dock in Alert Bay, a village on Cormorant Island in British...
Bike EXIF | Throwback Thursday—Retro 'Crosser: A Modern Husqvarna…
BikeEXIFby Wesley Reyneke·9d ago
It's impossible to talk about vintage off-road motorcycles without mentioning the legendary Husqvarna Cross.
Tapes Hidden in an Ice Cream Box Lay Bare a Maltese Journalist’s Assassination
OCCRP·9d ago
Reported by Secret audio recordings captured on a device hidden in a sock, along with text messages presented in a Maltese courtroom, laid bare the mechanics behind the 2017 assassination of...
iPhone 17 durability put to the test — how well Apple's new phones withstand bending, scratching and dropping
Daring Fireballby John Gruber·9d ago
Durability is a key selling point for the iPhone 17 lineup. But just how well can the latest phones from Apple stand up to the punishment that daily life can dish out?
This SoHo Skincare Store Takes Its Cues From the Landscape
Design MilkArchitecture, Architectural Designs, and House Designs | Design Milkby Hayley Arsenault·9d ago
Layers of ultralight MDF, each two inches thick and banded in stained maple veneer, stack into a sinuous mass that runs the length of SKIN1004‘s first U.S. flagship.
Whose Babies Are These? - Longreads
Longreadsby Seyward Darby·9d ago
A Chinese man hired a Florida surrogate, then didn’t pick up his kids because of visas issues, sparking a custody battle that could upend the lucrative, largely unregulated industry.
Midori Sour
A Beautiful Messby Elsie Larson·9d ago
If you love an Amaretto Sour or Whiskey Sour, it’s time to try our Midori Sour recipe! You’ll love the melon flavor and the intense green color of this 1980s cocktail.
Summer’s Bandana Print Trend Isn’t Going Anywhere for Fall
Fashion - ELLEby Lila Hathaway·9d ago
There are few prints as recognizable or nostalgic as the classic bandana. With its Americana roots and signature paisley motif, it’s long been a summer staple—tied around necks, looped around a...
How American society shields perpetrators of child sexual abuse
The Conversation (US)by Sarah K Lischer, Associate Professor Politics and International Affairs, Wake Forest University·9d ago
Widespread denial accompanied the public exposure of Jeffrey Epstein’s decades-long sexual abuse and trafficking of girls and women. After the U.S.
‘Hello, just circling back!’ Not responding to emails is common across higher education but bad for morale
The Conversation (US)by Austin Sarat, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Jurisprudence and Political Science, Amherst College·9d ago
As a challenging academic year drew to a close in May 2026, I sent an email to 12 administrators at the college where I teach, thanking them for their work during the year.
Aftermath of an Intervention, Part II - Electric Literature
Electric Literatureby Nelly Reifler·9d ago
Aftermath of an Intervention, Part II The second installment of Nelly Reifler’s three-part essay about marriage, murder, 9/11, and how she said goodbye to Elliott Smith This is the second essay in...
Never Eating the Cookie
The Daily WTFby Remy Porter·9d ago
Maciej works as a freelancer, and that frequently means picking up old PHP code that nobody wants to support. One project had been lingering for ages with key features missing.
The Battle of Antietam
Everything Everywhereby Gary Arndt·9d ago
Podcast Transcript September 17, 1862, was the bloodiest day in the history of the United States.
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