Where to Download Windows 11 ISO Images Legally
Microsoft makes it easy to download Windows 11installation media, such as an ISO file, directly from Microsoft’s website. It’s free and legal—you can activate Windows 11...
Best Mobile Browsers for iPhone
Are all iPhone browsers the same? You’d be forgiven for thinking so. They have the same purpose, look similar, and perform identical tasks. But, there’s more...
New cookie choices in Europe
If you’ve visited a website in Europe, chances are you’ve seen a cookie consent banner. Cookies help sites remember information about your visit, so they can...
A Master at Work
“Jacques Louis David: Radical Draftsman,” a superb survey of ninety drawings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, invites us to “pull back the curtain” on David’s...
The Hum of Humanity
Why do certain experiences lodge in our memories while others—more triumphant perhaps, or more traumatic—leave barely a trace? In his memoir, Little Did I Know, the...
Going on Her Nerve
Rose Wylie, who is now eighty-seven, has been painting in the same rural studio in Kent, England, since the late 1960s, but she has only recently...
‘Anxious for a Mayflower’
Con artists are having a moment. The latest crop features Elizabeth Holmes, the deep-voiced, unblinking leader of the fraudulent blood-testing start-up Theranos, one of many cheats...
The God of Stories
I learned to listen to what I seeBut never quite to see what I hearAnd something has always been missingIn the hearing: glamorous truthNo that’s been...
The Bucolic Heroic
A coastal hotel in Bordeaux, a Marrakesh bathhouse, the first pet cemetery in the US, a floating bar in Paris renowned for its weekly Soirées Gay:...
What Solzhenitsyn Understood
For Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, no literary form was ever sufficiently capacious. Three gargantuan works dominated his creative life. The Gulag Archipelago: An Experiment in Literary Investigation, on...
