Why the Hagia Sophia’s Conversion Back Into a Mosque Is Controversial The decision was approved by Turkey's conservative president, who's already restored three other Byzantine church museums as mosques. By Helen Holmes
A Pandemic Empties the World’s Grandest Public Spaces Out of necessity, we've abandoned the spaces we'd come to share. Until next time. By Eric Vilas-Boas
Artist Draws Genitals on Queen Victoria, Fans Mourn at David Bowie Exhibit—and More The artist, who is known as Vaj Graff, defaced the public statue to address issues of gender inequality in the art world. By Alanna Martinez
The 2026 Genesis G70 Prestige Graphite Maxes Out on Features While Amping Up Performance By John Scott Lewinski
Six of the World’s Richest People Who Are Not Leaving Billions to Their Children By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly