In the Indian filmmaker’s 1970 movie about four friends on a trip to the countryside—now available from the Criterion Collection—a new place also provides a shift in perspective.

In the latest edition of "Better Health," Dr. Susan Zweig from @NYULangone tells us who is most at risk for osteoporosis (spoiler alert: It’s not just older women), the factors that can increase risk and what steps can be taken today to protect bone health. Read more: #sponsored#

In the Delta Upsilon house, pledges packaged bricks of cocaine for older members who sold the drugs across the entire school. Then someone snitched. Read more:

In the United States, we have OpenAI, Nvidia, Tesla, Microsoft, Apple, Meta, and others. And in Europe, they have...Spotify. That's pretty much it. Why? Because in America, ambition is rewarded, and in Europe, it’s regulated to death. If Europe wants to regulate itself back to the dark ages, fine by me, but don't drag great American companies down with you.

In the early days of Trump’s second term, his economic advisers laid out a simple theory: Show the bond market that Washington was serious about closing its gaping deficits and long-term interest rates would fall on their own. Trump could leave the Fed alone. It hasn’t worked out that way. The White House theory rested on fiscal restraint that never arrived and overlooked how much of Trump’s own agenda would feed the price pressures now pushing rates higher. Tariffs raised the cost of imported goods. The war with Iran sent oil and diesel prices soaring.