Will Pavia

Ruby Rippey initially said little about the scandal publicly. Now, she writes, the reckoning of the MeToo movement ‘exposed what I had missed’

Court heard that Hadi Matar’s attack in New York, which caused the author to lose sight in one eye, was motivated by the Iranian Ayatollah’s 1989 fatwa

The mayor of Seattle faces calls from Congress to protect the short-spined viral sensation. But the mayor’s parents say they know what’s best for him

Helena Christensen is the unlikeliest of the legendary supermodels — the Danish photography student who never set out to dominate the world’s catwalks. Now 57, she continues to confound expectations

Prosecutors tell court ‘new information’ indicated damage to the pool — which was being renovated at a cost of $14.7m — was due to faulty work

Once, to comprehend the affairs of princes, you studied Machiavelli, now you’re better off with a children’s book

Eva Benefield’s mother died when she was a child and her father, then 53, remarried after nine months. His new wife, 23, shot him five years later

For Chuck Grassley, 92, who has been in Congress for 45 years, one servant has been by his side longer than any other: his mother-in-law’s beige Hoover

The US president stepped out in Las Vegas looking like he had grown a fresh and suddenly luscious head of hair overnight

Will Pavia is returning to London after a 16-year posting in the Big Apple. In his farewell piece, he salutes those who gave him the best taste of the city