In sickness, only: on mercy killings, and the crisis in our health care system
Read More“I can see nothing but a missed opportunity to inform the broader public about economic realities in our increasingly stratified country.”
Read MoreNorth Korea’s Clothing Research Center announced that it has created clothing that contains “high-grade protein, amino acids, fruit juice, magnesium, iron, and calcium” and can therefore be eaten to avoid starvation.
Read MoreThe vice president of the United Arab Emirates and the ruler of Dubai gave all Gender Balance Index awards, including “best personality supporting gender balance,” to men, but “recognized the efforts” of one woman in a press release about the prizes.
Read MoreCanadian air-traffic controllers purchased more than 350 pizzas for their American counterparts.
Read MoreThe story of one man’s search for his brother speaks to the pain of hundreds of thousands of missing migrants’ families
Read MoreA recent cycle of vigilante films might gesture towards Trump-era fears, but their source is much older
Read MoreTrump brought candy to meeting with Schumer and Pelosi; the governor of Ohio was sworn in on nine Bibles; a woman was banned from Walmart after drinking wine from a Pringles can while riding an electric shopping cart
Read MoreRather than creating a more equal society, the internet has given rise to a new age of authoritarianism
Read MoreKishore Mahbubani on the nonexistent China threat; Matthew Wolfe follows a search for a missing migrant; Ann Neumann asks if homicides among the elderly are acts of mercy or malice
Read MoreJair Bolsonaro eliminated Brazil’s Labor Ministry; a coup failed in Gabon; “yellow vest” protesters walled up a member of Parliament’s garage
Read MoreIt’s all true: life in Belo Horizonte before the election of Jair Bolsonaro
Read MoreDebate over Trump’s wall that maybe isn’t a wall continued; Ukraine ended martial law; fireworks banned on the Galapagos Islands because they cause animals to tremble
Read More“Mad Dog” Mattis resigned; Trump’s spiked slats forced a government shutdown; Canadian boy bit by coyote upset he hasn’t turned into a werewolf
Read MoreDana Frank, the author of The Long Honduran Night, discusses the parties who orchestrated the 2009 coup and the resistance that has risen to fight against them
Read MoreA plea to the left to reconsider efforts focused on “the greater good”
Read MoreUnknown knowns: the limits of racial discourse in a system almost exclusively controlled by white people
Read MoreThe crisis in France is gnawing away at what’s left of the lower classes’ pride and possessions
Read MoreMichael Cohen sentenced to three years in prison; Mitch McConnell announced a Senate vote on long-delayed bill to decrease the prison population
Read MoreFred Turner explains how the internet subverts democracy; Michel Houellebecq admires Donald Trump; Barry Lopez reports from Antartica
Read MoreTwo-brain solution: two nights of insightful conversation with the esteemed comedian and the internationally renowned psychiatrist
Read More“Who, save for the little barons of Wall Street, believes in the progressive virtues of capitalism?”
Read MoreJohn Kelly resigned; “ballot harvesting” uncovered in North Carolina; a robot ran over bear repellent at an Amazon warehouse
Read More“The Democratic Party is best understood as an assemblage of baronies, the three most important of which—California, New York, and Illinois—dole out the most patronage and political favors in return for filling the party’s coffers and guaranteeing the reelection of its most cherished adherents.”
Read MoreGeorge H. W. Bush died; military law enforcement officers broke up a catfishing ring; a London ambulance trainee went rogue
Read MoreThe careful act of paying respects to kin while under curfew in Kashmir
Read MoreLife during wartime is more complicated than easily digestible, Hollywood heroism
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