https://t.co/KegTIWCfAQ November is a busy month in New York City, kicking off with the NYC marathon and wrapping up with the Thanksgiving Parade. Beyond our city limits, explore the allure of historic architecture, decorative styles, and cultural artifacts.
Opening at the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice next month, “Willem de Kooning and Italy” is the only show ever to closely study the country's influence on the artist.
We spoke to Mario Codognato, the exhibition's co-curator. Read more: https://t.co/3v24Twd97u
We’re taking down the paywall on all Foreign Affairs coronavirus coverage. Read up on what China’s experience with the virus can teach the world, the politics behind conspiracy theories, what an outbreak would mean for North Korea, and more.
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This gives new meaning to phrase “cheap shot” as it signals public service not valued. It is already a sacrifice; this would only make recruiting and retention tougher. The $ saved too small to really affect deficit but enough to lose best and brightest. https://t.co/tKH7fzBhO8
So... to be clear... you think we can afford a $1.4 TRILLION tax cut for millionaires and corporations, but we cannot afford to give a public servant a 2% pay raise.
VIDEO: Ai Weiwei says wrecking crews have started demolishing his main studio in Beijing without notice, three years after the artist and government critic left China
Following in great footsteps 🇩🇪
@AngeliqueKerber beats Serena Williams 6-3, 6-3 to become the first German to win a #Wimbledon singles title since Steffi Graf in 1996 🏆
#TakeOnHistory