Yes, Europe’s civilization is being erased
Trump is right to warn against mass immigration and the Islamification of Europe
Paris
Monday
Tuesday
Are America’s women heading for the exit?
Four in ten women want to leave America. But where would they go?
Reconciling dreams with reality
Truth to tell, surrealism lent itself to individuals who were inherently off-the-beam
Monet’s Venetian moment
Monet also captured another element of the open air: smog
Tuesday
The tragedy of France’s palm oil croissants
These ersatz pastries are sold without taste or conscience
Sunday
Is DEI to blame for the Louvre heist?
Police in Paris have now arrested two men over the robbery
Tuesday
What is Charles Kushner doing in Paris?
The ambassador is right to call out French anti-Semitism
Tuesday
How to café hop like a Parisian
Eating well in the Marais, where several other museums reside, is a challenge
Tuesday
The last bullfighters
In France, toreros fight bulls and ecosocialists
Saturday
Could the French Revolution have been avoided?
The Revolutionary Temper is a riveting synthesis of Robert Darnton’s life’s work
Sunday
The Caviar Kaspia experience
I have spent some of my most memorable evenings behind Caviar Kaspia’s fabled doors
Thursday
Is Paris the world’s most bookish city?
Sorry, New York: you’ve got serious competition
Thursday
The life and legacy of Mavis Gallant, an American in Paris
The author skewered the pretensions of would-be intellectual travelers
Catching my breath in Paris
The trip ended with oysters, scallops and steak tartare at Le Stella, a cozy neighborhood bistro, and a peaceful train ride home
Monday
Everything is under (crowd) control: the evolution of riot response
Containing the mob has never been easier
Monday
This month in culture: July 2024
What should be on your radar this July
Paris: a gold-medal minibreak
As the Olympic Games descend on the French capital this July, the contest that really matters for this sports-shy travel writer is where to stay
Sunday
Notre-Dame rising
The rebuilt and revitalized Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris is nearly complete. Will it appease the traditionalists?
Saturday
Macron tries to be the Xi whisperer
You can’t blame him for trying, even if he will be leaving Beijing disappointed
Saturday
Paris: the place to be as a royal in exile
For the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Paris wasn’t the hardship it might have been
