A British Airways flight from Washington, DC, to London was forced to make an emergency landing Saturday because of a bird strike that left smoke pouring into the cabin. Flight 216 took off from Dulles International Airport just after 5:30 p.m. and diverted to Boston Logan International Airport about two hours later “after the crew

Owens’ CBS exit Kudos to CBS for “allowing” executive producer Bill Owens to “quit” as a result of President Trump’s $20 billion lawsuit against “60 Minutes” (“CBS Big: Eye Quit,” April 23). Owens is the absolute epitome of “fake news” as illustrated by his team’s deceptively editing the interview with Kamala Harris — apparently in

Six years ago, the Giants made three first-round draft picks, including a quarterback. Is 2025 just déjà vu? Not at all. The difference between what general Dave Gettleman did then and what his successor Joe Schoen did this weekend — with his two first-round picks and a quarterback — is glaring. Gettleman didn’t show the

JoJo Siwa and Kath Ebbs have called it quits — and the breakup wasn’t exactly low-key. In a TikTok video posted Saturday, April 26, Ebbs revealed that Siwa ended their relationship at an afterparty for Celebrity Big Brother UK. The split, they claimed, came after Siwa appeared to grow close to fellow contestant Chris Hughes

There may be no way back to respectability for a supposedly major nation, let alone a global power, after “Vladimir, STOP!” Amid the daily storm of sewage and plague of frogs that is Donald Trump's second administration, it’s difficult to say that anything beggars belief. But that the duly elected president would make such a

Skip to Main Content National News The Russian-born scientist was in the United States legally. This undated photo provided by Polina Pugacheva in April 2025 shows Kseniia Petrova, a Russian-born scientist who was a researcher at Harvard University. (Polina Pugacheva via AP) AP By SARA CLINE, Associated Press April 26, 2025 | 12:18 PM 4

All products featured on Bon Appétit are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Dead celebrities, little pigs, sheets to the wind; all sorts of things come in threes. Sometimes they’re bad, like aviation disasters; and sometimes they’re good, like beans, cheeses

In the May magazine issue of Bon Appétit, we’re exploring the intersection of food and art. Food inspires art—like this opulent Loewe clutch designed to resemble a tomato and this cutlery that’s almost too beautiful to use—and of course, the inverse is also true: Art inspires food. As such, our test kitchen was tasked with

Trying out a meal delivery service is practically a rite of passage for busy Americans—in one 2021 survey, nearly half (48%) of respondents reported trying a meal kit in the past year. But if you live with a digestive health condition, you might have legitimate concerns about whether mail-delivered kits will be able to accommodate

All products featured on Bon Appétit are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. If you’re wondering whether you need a boning knife, I have one question for you: Do you eat meat, poultry, and fish? If the answer is yes, chances

Many Bon Appétit staffers are busy parents who need to get dinner on the table—now. This can be a Tetris-like task, with varying eaters at play (picky ones, adventurous ones, cheese-only ones). Here are the recipes, modifications and all, that our editors cooked up this week to feed their families. Fridge-dump pesto Ten-minute pesto is

Jaimie Lowe Buffalo, NY  (RestaurantNews.com)  Global, family-owned food company Rich Products (Rich’s) today announced the hiring of Jaimie Lowe as its new executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO). A seasoned global finance leader with more than 25 years of experience and long tenures at companies like Unilever, Danone and most recently Tyson Foods