Returning to an Unfamiliar New York City
Appointments aside, we stuck to our neighborhood, where none of our friends live, only the people on whom we depend.
Watch My Interview with Chief Justice Roberts . . .
We interview an array of historians and legal experts, including two justices of the Supreme Court, to cover the life of John Marshall and eight of his most significant cases.
Against the Current
At your most attuned, you flow along with the water, even as it bears you up.
Larry Kramer and George Washington
Larry Kramer, gay author and agitator who died Wednesday, believed passionately that George Washington and Alexander Hamilton were lovers.
Richard Gilder, R.I.P.
Dick was a fifth generation New Yorker. He made his money on Wall Street. He was given to long, late bursts of work, snacking on pizza.
The Thrill of the Chase
A fence changed the ecology of my two-acre enclosure almost immediately. Then I saw the doe.
Remembering New York City’s Shuttered Restaurants
For those that are long gone, for those that may be gone for good, a roll call.