Culture

Only 9% of golf courses offer caddie services, yet one third of golfers wish their home courses offered it, according to the National Golf Foundation. But caddie services can be a costly expense, so new tech is helping make them par for the course.

With September just around the corner, fall fashion is starting to hit the shelves at retailers across the country. They’re trying to balance new tariffs and a value-driven consumer.

Short answer? Viral fried cheese. Long answer: A strategy of courting Gen Z with kitschy marketing and affordable offerings.

Who says you can’t get smarter about the economy while binging a great show? “Make Me Smart” host Kimberly Adams curated this watch list for you.

At the prestigious Santa Fe Indian Market, artists’ work is rooted in their Indigenous traditions and homelands. But many work with materials sourced from around the world.

“Food costs are really high, and spice is a great way of masking cheap flavors,” said Ellen Cushing at The Atlantic.

First Nations, Inuit, and Métis artists from Canada are a fixture at the prestigious Santa Fe Indian Market. But this year, the Trump administration’s economic policies complicated things for those travelers.

Local and state funding, small donors, private foundations — all are stepping up to fill the gap left by sudden funding cuts from the National Endowment for the Arts.

For Ola Akinmowo, libraries have always been a place of community care. Her library is no exception.

But they’re not telling yet. Jen Statsky and Paul W. Downs talk sticking the “Hacks” finale landing, the state of late night and comedy, and more.