When the fungus is grown via a fermentation process patented by Nature’s Fynd, it produces rectangular slabs of Fy that look sort of like thick, gargantuan lasagna noodles. Fy can then be pulverized and watered down for soft or liquid foods, or
But if Democrats have learned a lot about economic reality since 2009, they’ve learned more about political reality. Opinion Debate What should the Biden administration prioritize? Gail Collins and Bret Stephens, Opinion columnists, discuss President Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus and the start
President Biden and congressional Democrats are pushing forward with a $1.9 trillion Covid relief plan that includes changes to the country’s two largest tax credit programs, the child tax credit and the earned-income tax credit (E.I.T.C.). These credits are among the most
To the Editor: Re “A G.O.P. Legal Ace Rebuts Trump’s Case” (news article, Feb. 8) and “Top Lawyers Call Trump’s Impeachment Defense ‘Legally Frivolous’” (news article, Feb. 6): Charles Cooper, a respected conservative constitutional lawyer, has written that “it defies logic to
Rita HallGreat Neck, N.Y. To the Editor: Re “‘Vaccine Hunters’ Fan Out for Shots They Can’t Get Near Home” (front page, Feb. 5): Here in New York City, where I live, the distribution of the vaccine is disgracefully chaotic. One has to
George Shultz, a long-serving secretary of state under President Ronald Reagan, died on Saturday at age 100. A man of many achievements — he also held three cabinet posts under President Richard Nixon — there’s one for which he never received full
As President Biden works with Congress to pass the American Rescue Plan, policymakers are debating who should receive the next round of stimulus checks. The essence of the debate boils down to simple questions: Which Americans need help right now? Will they
After the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, Microsoft temporarily paused political contributions following revelations that the tech giant’s corporate PAC had previously made donations to members of Congress who voted to overturn the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. On Feb.
But Amazon takes that bias against human contact to wild extremes. Both warehouse workers and third-party vendors like the textbook seller can be terminated by artificial intelligence. Some sellers pay extortionate fees and travel tens of thousands of miles without ever getting
The Senate did not agree, and Belknap stood trial. Belknap’s lawyers rather baldly argued for acquittal on the basis of party loyalty, contending that Belknap was no more corrupt than many members of Congress. But they grounded their chief argument on a
Bret: That’s great! Moderna or Pfizer? Gail: Pfizer. As we’ve noted, this is definitely the big conversation of the moment. Or at least the Super Bowl of current events. Bret: As for me, I just checked the state’s guidelines and it looks