Jenny Schuessler

Oct 27, 2023 | nytimes.com | Jennifer Schuessler |Jenny Schuessler

Here in Medora, a tiny town in the badlands of western North Dakota, Teddy Roosevelt is everywhere. The cabin from his Maltese Cross Ranch sits at the gateway of the 70,447-acre Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Downtown, you’ll find the historic Rough Riders Hotel, pince-nez-wearing teddy bears in the gift shops and, in front of the Old Town Hall Theater, a bronze statue of the man himself. And soon, visitors will also find something else: a presidential library.

Oct 21, 2023 | nytimes.com | Nadav Gavrielov |Vivian Yee |Jenny Schuessler

PinnedUpdated Oct. 21, 2023, 3:32 a.m. ETOct. 21, 2023, 3:32 a.m. ETTrucks appeared to be moving through the Rafah border crossing into Gaza from Egypt, according to images shown on Egyptian state television. Diplomats have been racing to hammer out a deal to get aid into Gaza, where, according to the United Nations, essential supplies like food, water and fuel were running out and hospitals were nearing collapse. As the situation in Gaza worsens, Israel is readying a ground offensive into Gaza.

Sep 15, 2023 | nytimes.com | Jenny Schuessler

The Center for Brooklyn History, formerly known as the Brooklyn Historical Society, reopens after a three-year renovation, with free admission and an emphasis on outreach. Ask a Brooklynite to define New York's most populous borough, and you'll get 2.7 million answers - or more. At the renovated and rebranded Center for Brooklyn History, they're going with an ellipsis.