New York Times Archives - Leggings Are Pants

Busting 5 Common Myths About Intermittent Fasting

May 21, 2019June 30, 2019 Senior Editor8 protocol, driver, ketosis, less food, Mark Hyman, Max Lugavere, New York Times, Organic Authority, San Diegos Salk Institute

Busting 5 Common Myths About Intermittent Fasting Intermittent fasting is a popular diet trend, but there are still quite a few myths floating around about the practice; we set out to set folks straight. iStock/DashMed Intermittent fasting is getting a lot of press of late, but some folks are still worried about whether this diet fad is healthy, useful, or even safe. To assuage your fears, New York Times bestselling authors Dr. Mark Hyman, Director of the Cleveland Clinic for Functional Medicine, and Max Lugavere, health journalist, are busting five…

Food

5 Fantastic New Cookbooks to Check Out for Fall (Comfort Food, Plant-Based Cooking, and More!)

November 3, 2017December 22, 2022 Senior Editoradults, adventures, affiliate links, almond butter-banana pancakes, Bakes, Beard-nominated food writer, Best Cookbooks, best-selling author, better choice, better veggie, Body, Brenda Davis, Calbom, calories, Cauliflower, Check, Chef Ned Bell, classic comfort food, coauthor, cold carrot-ginger concoction, colorful salads, compassionate choices, conscious lifestyle, cooler weather, decades, delicious recipes, Disclaimer, Dozens, eggplant parm, Fall Breakfast Recipes, fall kitchen, Fantastic New Cookbooks, fantastic resource, fiber content, Flavor, Focus, folks, Frazier, fuel, Fun, Gluten, Granola, great balance, green egg, handful, health craze, healthfulness, Home Cook, Host, hows, huge variety, industry, Inspiration, James Beard Award, Juice, kids, laudable cadre, longtime health coach, Lunch, Lure, luxurious caviar butter, M.S., Masterpiece, Meat Athlete Cookbook, Meatless, Minimal soy, modern cook, Monday Morning, Mood, names, Ned Bell, new book, new cookbooks, new juicing thanks, New York Times, newest book, NMA founder Matt, Nod, nourishing concentration, Nutrients, nutrition authority Cherie, ocean, olive-chickpea waffles, Organic Authority, overnight oatmeal, Pacific Coast, palate, people, personal journey, plant-based cooking, plant-based eaters, plant-based protein, plant-based recipes, Plant-Powered Protein Cookbook, post, practical advice, Products, protein intake, protein-rich recipes, raw blender soups, responsibly harvested gifts, restaurateur, Sarah DiGregorio, sautés, Seasonal Superfood Recipes, simple fish burgers, simple solution, simple techniques, Site, slow cooker, Slow Cooking, slow-cooker books, Sound, sources, speed, stews, support Organic Authority, sustainable Pacific seafood, sustainable seafood, sweeteners, thing, things, Title, toasts, Tom Douglas, Tool, traditional device, unique beet bourguignon, Vegan, vegan cream, vegetarian sushi, Vegetarian Times, Veggies, whys, Winter, writer Stepfanie Romine, writer Valerie Howes, Yam, yoga teacher, young chefs

5 Fantastic New Cookbooks iStock/koldunova Looking for inspiration in your fall kitchen? Then we’ve got just the thing. These five new cookbooks are filled with healthful, delicious recipes perfect for cooler weather. Whether you’re in the mood for plant-based recipes, sustainable seafood, or classic comfort food, we’ve got the book for you. 1. “Souping is the New Juicing,” by Cherie Calbom There’s maybe nothing that says fall more loudly than soup. “Souping is the New Juicing” is the newest book from best-selling author and nutrition authority Cherie Calbom, M.S., featuring a host…

News

Stepsister, Yes; Grandma, No: U.S. Sets Guidelines for Revised Travel Ban

June 29, 2017June 29, 2017 Senior Editorbona fide relationship, Civil Liberties Union, close family, Immigration rights advocates, new guidelines, New York Times, President Trump, travel ban, Trump administration, United States, United States Citizenship

The meaning of “bona fide relationship” was not precisely explained, and the phrase has created much uncertainty for migrants and others seeking to travel to the United States from the six countries — Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — singled out in President Trump’s revised travel ban, issued in March. (An earlier version of the ban included Iraq.) Continue reading the main story The Trump administration has now made the definition explicit. According to a diplomatic cable obtained by The New York Times, “close family” is “defined…

News

Daily Report: Twitter Makes the News a Little Dumber

June 1, 2017June 2, 2017 Senior Editorbogus story look, conspiracy theories, fake accounts, Farhad Manjoo, New York Times, news dumber, real names, real people, social media, substantive debate, technology columnist, thing, Twitter, wonderful tool

Photo Twitter is where political messaging and disinformation get digested, packaged and picked up for distribution to cable, Facebook and the rest of the world. Credit Ali Asaei If there is one thing to know about Farhad Manjoo, the technology columnist for The New York Times, it is that he uses Twitter. A lot. So if anyone would know a thing or two about what appears on Twitter, it would be Farhad. Photo Now Farhad has come to a conclusion: Twitter is making the news dumber. “The service is…

News

Tech Roundup: A Busy Week to Come

April 17, 2017April 17, 2017 Senior Editoranalog life, annual developer conference, artificial intelligence, David Streitfeld write, Farhad Manjoo, favorite tech stories, Galaxy S8 smartphone, giant breakthrough, hotel industry, Jacqueline Williams, Katie Benner, new revelations, new technologies, New York Times, New Zealand, online collaboration, quarterly earnings reports, tech companies, Uber

Photo Visitors got a look at the new Samsung smartphones at an event in Moscow last week. Credit Maxim Malinovsky/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images It’s shaping up to be a busy week in tech. After something of a lull — there were not many new revelations about Uber and no giant breakthrough in artificial intelligence last week — there is a lot of activity on the horizon. That includes quarterly earnings reports from tech companies such as IBM, Qualcomm and Yahoo this week. Facebook is also holding its annual…

News

Uber Suspends Tests of Self-Driving Vehicles After Arizona Crash

March 25, 2017January 22, 2023 Senior Editoraccident, Arizona affiliate station, autonomous testing permits, autonomous vehicle program, autonomous vehicles, Chelsea Kohler, Ford Motor Company, Josie Montenegro, Ms. Kohler, New York Times, Police Department spokeswoman, san francisco, San Francisco testing, self-driving cars, self-driving mode, self-driving vehicles, sport utility vehicle, Uber, Uber driver, Uber drivers, Uber engineers, Uber spokeswoman, Uber vehicle, Uber’s vehicle

Photo Uber’s modified Ford Fusion sedans in Pittsburgh last year. Credit Jeff Swensen for The New York Times Uber Suspends Tests of Self-Driving Vehicles Uber said on Saturday that it was suspending the testing of its self-driving vehicles, a day after one of the vehicles was involved in a collision in Tempe, Ariz. The Uber vehicle, which was in self-driving mode, was not at fault in the accident, according to Josie Montenegro, a Tempe Police Department spokeswoman. Uber’s Volvo XC90 sport utility vehicle was hit when another driver failed to…