Sentenced to life in prison for the murder of two US federal agents in a shoot-out in 1975, Indigenous activist Leonard ...

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Leonard A. Lauder — the chairman emeritus of the Estée Lauder Companies, who died last week at 92 — was a corporate titan, an art collector and a philanthropist of extraordinary measure.

His first wife, Evelyn Hausner, died in 2011. In an era of high-value auctions, Leonard Lauder stood as a man who understood that beauty, in art and life, is not merely to be owned but to be shared.

Each year, we ask schools in the east metro and western Wisconsin for names of their top graduates, however they define them.

The story of how one painting became two— At the Café and Corner of a Café-Concert, both completed around 1878—begins at Brasserie Reichshoffen, a café in Paris’ Montmartre neighborhood.