Puerto Rico’s National Forest Becomes a Living Laboratory for Art and Ecology

Puerto Rico’s National Forest Becomes a Living Laboratory for Art and Ecology

For its third exhibition, ArteYUNQUE installed artworks on the Science and Conservation Trail in El Portal de El Yunque. Courtesy ArteYUNQUE | Photo: Adriana Vázquez Avacedo Bringing art into a protected national rainforest—the largest in the U.S. Forest Service system—requires not only intense, multilateral curatorial thinking but also empathy that extends beyond the human to…

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The 8 New Restaurants to Try in New York This January

The 8 New Restaurants to Try in New York This January

If social media is any indication, 2026’s New Year’s resolutions seem to have taken a turn away from abstention and towards indulgence. Quests, in particular (whether for cheese or chocolate), are a trend that we can certainly get behind. What do they entail? Well, basically just…eating a lot of whatever you pick for your quest.…

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2 dead in Thailand after crane crashes onto road — a day after crane from same construction firm fell on train, killing 32

2 dead in Thailand after crane crashes onto road — a day after crane from same construction firm fell on train, killing 32

BANGKOK — A crane collapsed onto a road near Thailand’s capital on Thursday, crushing two vehicles and killing two people, a day after a similar accident in the northeast caused the derailment of a train and the deaths of 32 passengers. Thailand’s transport minister said construction firm Italian-Thai Development PCL ITD.BK, whose crane fell onto the train in northeastern Nakhon…

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At 25, Wikipedia Navigates a Quarter-Life Crisis in the Age of A.I.

At 25, Wikipedia Navigates a Quarter-Life Crisis in the Age of A.I.

Turning 25 amid an A.I. boom, Wikipedia is racing to protect traffic, volunteers and revenue without losing its mission. Photo illustration by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto via Getty Images Traffic to Wikipedia, the world’s largest online encyclopedia, naturally ebbs and flows with the rhythms of daily life—rising and falling with the school calendar, the news cycle or…

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