Indian Army Ties Kashmiri Man to Jeep and Parades Him Through Villages

Video showing the man apparently being used as a human shield heightened tensions with Kashmir’s separatist movement, which has repeatedly called for election boycotts.x

United Staff Will No Longer Take Seats of Boarded Passengers

The airline said its policy change was intended to prevent further episodes like the one last week in which a man was violently removed from a flight.x

Indian Army Ties Kashmiri Man to Jeep and Parades Him Through Villages

Video showing the man apparently being used as a human shield heightened tensions with Kashmir’s separatist movement, which has repeatedly called for election boycotts.x

A Virtual Tour of a Larger-Than-Life Art Installation

In T’s second installment of “The Creators,” Taryn Simon brings you into her installation “An Occupation of Loss” — in VR.x

A Gym Where Comic-Con Is the Reigning Spirit

At Nerdstrong in Los Angeles, fans of “Star Wars,” “The Lord of the Rings” and classic arcade games can work out with familiar narratives.x

Bruce Langhorne Guitarist Who Inspired Mr. Tambourine Man Dies at 78

Mr. Langhorne played on many influential folk-rock albums, most notably Bob Dylan’s landmark “Bringing It All Back Home.”x

On the Verge: Designer to Know: Bringing Back 70s Style With Knits

Maria Dora, who designs costumes for films on the side, references her parents’ disparate tastes.x

On the Verge: Designer to Know: Bringing Back 70s Style With Knits

Maria Dora, who designs costumes for films on the side, references her parents’ disparate tastes.x

Cairo Court Drops Child Abuse Charges Against Egyptian-American Woman

Bachs St. John Passion Has More Humanity Than Anti-Semitism

The “St. John” has been accused of fanning bigotry, but judging from recent performances and recordings, it has much to teach us today.x