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Next Indiana Jones Could Be a Woman, Spielberg Says

Female lead in reboot of iconic film franchise? "There would be nothing wrong with that."

Can the L.A. Rams Build a Winning NFL Super-Team?

This offseason, the team has brought in numerous high-priced free agents and high-risk personalities.

NYTimes Unearths Treasure Trove of Documents That Reveal Life Under ISIS Control

Journalists gathered and examined thousands of files left behind by Islamic militants in Mosul.

Here’s Some Bottled Artisanal Weed Juice, Because California

Maybe there's something to this juice craze after all

Tesla’s Biggest Rival Is an SF-Based Electric SUV From China

They just bought an old Hummer factory, and they mean business

The 9 Next-Gen Vehicles That Stole the NY Auto Show

Sorry, did you say affordable Cadillac?

California’s Ultimate Farm-to-Table Experience, Period

Saddlerock Gardens hosts a can’t-miss outdoor dinner series

The SF Book of Sandwich, Vol. V: FiDi

5 options for a superior lunch — right near your office

Shall I Compare Thee to a Renovated 300-Year-Old Barn Home?

When you see the stone arches, you’ll swoon

7 Quiet Retreats Every Chicagoan Should Know

Dream castles. Tiny homes. Modern cabins. Let's go.

Horrors of History: How George H. W. Bush Dodged Cannibalism Death in WWII

The terrible fate of American prisoners of war shot down by Japanese over Chichijima.

‘The Death of Stalin’ and the History of Political Comedy

From 'The Great Dictator' to 'In the Loop,' lampooning government hypocrisy no laughing matter.

Artificial Intelligence Might Help Stop Shark Attacks

AI could help survey sharks, not kill them, according to advocates.

As 2018 Masters Begins, Talking Tiger Woods With His ‘Tail’

Bob Smiley followed Tiger in '08, when Woods last won a major. Can golfer win again?

Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor Hit By Data Breach

The chains' parent company, Canada-based Hudson's Bay Co., announced the breach.

Parkland Students Struggle With Yearbook After Shooting

NYT followed editors, designers, writers & photographers as they toiled in aftermath of tragedy.