With all due respect, the look that Prince William sported at the starry reopening of Notre-Dame in Paris this month was nothing special: a well-tailored overcoat, a dark blue tie, a pressed white shirt. And, naturally, his new beard. But that simpl
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Over the past yeartayabet, Metropolitan Diary shared more than 250 tales of life in New York City. Now, readers have chosen the best. New York Times editors narrowed the entire field to a top 5, from which readers picked their favorite during a two-
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Good morning. It’s Thursday. We’ll find out about the Whitney Museum’s plan to expand free admission to those 25 and under. We’ll also get details on a new state law requiring insurance companies to pay for testing for dyslexia.vvjl Image Credit...J