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Finding a supportive sports bra that fits comfortably while running, working out and practicing yoga involves some trial and error. @wirecutter had more than two dozen panelists of different sizes try out 31 options.https://nyti.ms/3EaE0ei 

Mask requirements abound in Europe, with rules varying country to country and some airlines requiring specific types of masks aboard. Here’s what you need to know.https://nyti.ms/3E2gCQ5 

The unlikely inspiration for this savory-sweet salad comes from Lilia, an Italian restaurant in Brooklyn, where vanilla gelato is adorned with sea salt, honey, olive oil and fennel pollen.https://nyti.ms/3C0QuDb 

From muting televisions to adding outdoor terraces, children’s play areas and even foliage, some airport designers are trying to humanize the experience and ease anxiety for passengers in the terminals.https://nyti.ms/3hi4fW8 

Oscar Isaac, Tiffany Haddish and Willem Dafoe star in “The Card Counter,” the latest head trip from Paul Schrader. It’s a haunting, moving story of spirit and flesh, sin and redemption, and love and death, our critic writes.https://nyti.ms/3lueg43 

In the coming "Wonder Years" reboot, Dulé Hill plays the father of a Black family in 1968 — a rare opportunity for invoking Black nostalgia on TV. “I wanted to tell the deepest story that hopefully could relate to where we are today,” he said.https://nyti.ms/2YC08h4 

The ability to bounce back is more important now than ever; here’s how to pass it on.https://nyti.ms/3A2ke1Y 

This dish leans into the wonders of ripe tomatoes and lets you taste them as they are: raw and juicy.https://nyti.ms/3z08QT4 

Caffeine, the main active ingredient in coffee, has a well-justified reputation for being an energy booster. But caffeine is also a drug, which means that it can affect each of us differently, depending on our consumption habits and our genes.https://nyti.ms/2X6phzY 

Traditionally, mooncakes showcase the best ingredients of a region, but you can stuff them with whatever you’d like — as long as the fillings are encased in dough and the exterior is aesthetically pleasing https://nyti.ms/3E8GkSG 

Starting with his breakout performance in "The Wire," Michael K. Williams explored provocative intersections of race, crime, sexuality and masculinity. Here's some of his best work you can watch right now.https://nyti.ms/3l6ideM 

“I can’t go and sit with an Afghan woman crying her heart out that her daughters are going to have to grow up in Taliban-led Afghanistan and be just unmoved by it,” said Clarissa Ward, CNN’s chief international correspondent.https://nyti.ms/38MYBXs 

2,753 lives were lost the day of the Sept. 11 terror attack on the World Trade Center. That toll has likely been eclipsed by deaths from exposure to toxic pollutants in the air in the weeks and months after the collapse — and that number keeps growing.https://nyti.ms/3hr7qLo 

Emma Raducanu won her 19th consecutive set at the U.S. Open. The 18-year-old from Britain is one set away from becoming the first qualifier to win a grand slam singles title.https://nyti.ms/3nmKVuP 

At the U.S. Open, Leylah Fernandez and Emma Raducanu — two unseeded teenagers — are battling for the women’s singles title. Follow along live.https://nyti.ms/3Ecw1wY 

In the aftermath of 9/11, airline deregulation, inadequate infrastructure, bolstered security and economic pressures changed how we fly forever. Read more about how — and why — we fly differently.https://nyti.ms/3A6yK8O