Hector Berlioz, Symphonic Storyteller
The multitalented 19th-century composer never wavered from his commitment to musical narrative, an approach maligned during his lifetime but celebrated today—notably at this month’s Bard Music Festival.
Companies Sue Tech Firms After Outages, but It's an Uphill Battle
Companies including car dealerships, hospitals and airlines that have experienced operational problems after hacks or technical issues at their technology suppliers are seeking to recoup losses.
Tropical Storm Debby Threatens South With Record-Setting Rain
Expected to make landfall as a hurricane, Debby promises dangerous storm surges, powerful winds and “catastrophic” floods.
The Olympic Boxing Match That Ignited a Gender Controversy
When Italian boxer Angela Carini withdrew from a fight after less than a minute, it highlighted the issue of athletes with natural advantages from birth—and the debate about how and whether to regulate them.
Strike on Soccer Field Stirs Divide Over War and Peace in Golan Heights Village
The Druze community has shied away from the region’s conflicts, but a rocket that killed a dozen young people has thrust it to the center.
Ukraine Claims Sinking of Russian Submarine in Missile Strike
Ukraine is stepping up deep strikes against Russian targets as Russian pressure mounts in the land war.
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