“Look for people who are reviewing a lot.”Our Bartleby columnist unpicks the hidden economics of online reviews, and works out which ones are (most) trustworthy https://t.co/rqdOeiiCez https://t.co/M3cTrNl01L ...

Over the course of the year several longstanding trends snapped or went into reverse https://t.co/OnTPkHfGXG ...

The Guggenheim is hoping finally to open its outpost in Abu Dhabi, 20 years after it announced plans to do so. The museum will consider modernism from a global perspective https://t.co/SLn6weIIDV ...

As the right begins to look past Donald Trump and debate the Republican Party’s future, they are brawling over how big the conservative movement’s tent should be https://t.co/nj4PJvr9Zw ...

With negligible production costs and plenty of streaming money to be made, more AI-generated songs are sure to follow in 2026 https://t.co/jrinFWm6jY ...

Our correspondent’s geeky approach got him restricted at every betting shop in Britain. That inspired him to investigate how “sharps” evade the bookies' bans https://t.co/HHM7SgJ8wnIllustration: Matt Chase https://t.co/Wtc3Ggckk6 ...

Taking us from the Upper West Side in New York to rural Afghanistan and the slums of Johannesburg, our obituaries editor reflected on the lives of some extraordinary people this year https://t.co/M3sFnGxVDY ...

The decline of philanthropy is not about Donald Trump https://t.co/JuI7MTeTsk ...

Knowledge of the seabed remains patchy. To date, just one quarter of it has been measured directly. The remainder is an estimate—or possibly even a state secret https://t.co/IgytSrB9D8 ...

Fighting among conservative influencers reveals broader rifts within the Republican Party https://t.co/J49daWWyX5 ...