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The Migrants in the Ancient Forest
[ad_1] In August, 2021, thirty-two Afghans who had fled their country just before the Taliban took over arrived at the border, hoping to claim…
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The Trial of Gisèle Pelicot’s Rapists United France and Fractured Her Family
[ad_1] “Yes, that’s me, it’s my bedroom,” she said. “I never sleep like that.” She was struck by how floppy her cheek was. She…
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Living in Tracy Chapman’s House
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Deepfaking Orson Welles’s Mangled Masterpiece
[ad_1] On set, a young director named Victor Velle was rehearsing the train-station scene with the actors playing George and Uncle Jack. Velle, who…
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Gavin Newsom Is Playing the Long Game
[ad_1] Next, he brought out a stack of canary-yellow index cards, thick as a sandwich. It was covered in his scrawl. From the lined…
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Did a Celebrated Researcher Obscure a Baby’s Poisoning?
[ad_1] After a newborn died of opioid poisoning, a new branch of pediatrics came into being. But the evidence doesn’t add up. [ad_2] Ben…
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Tucker Carlson’s Nationalist Crusade
[ad_1] Neff agreed with other AutoAdmit commenters who argued that Michael Brown deserved to be killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, complaining…
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Inside Bari Weiss’s Hostile Takeover of CBS News
[ad_1] Trump, for his part, was effusive in his praise of Weiss. “I think you have a great new leader, frankly, who’s the young…
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Vinson Cunningham on Barry Blitt’s Obama “Fist Bump” Cover
[ad_1] I was in a yellow cab in high summer when I saw it. Twenty-three at the time, I sometimes skimmed articles about politics…
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The Lights Are Still On in Venezuela
[ad_1] We spent Christmas Eve driving around Caracas, revisiting familiar places, such as San Agustín del Norte, the neighborhood where my grandfather grew up,…
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Denmark Is Sick of Being Bullied by Trump
[ad_1] When the King visited Greenland in April—looking jaunty and at ease while cruising on a fjord with the Prime Minister, and taking a…
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The Making of the First American Pope
[ad_1] In Peru every August, throngs of Catholics set out on foot from the remote northern town of Motupe, bound for a cliffside chapel…
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A Mexican Couple in California Plans to Self-Deport—and Leave Their Kids Behind
[ad_1] In 1995, after a couple of years in Mexico, her mother heard that one of Rosalinda’s brothers was getting into trouble in the…
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Peter Navarro, Trump’s Ultimate Yes-Man
[ad_1] That phrase is at the heart of the free-trade lexicon. Free trade in goods or services, unencumbered by tariffs or other barriers, is…
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How Willie Nelson Sees America
[ad_1] “That’s his living room,” Nelson’s lighting director, Budrock Prewitt, told me on the road to Camden. He meant the stage—specifically, a twelve-by-thirty-two-foot maroon…
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Why Millennials Love Prenups
[ad_1] All founders have an origin story involving some intractable problem that they simply could not accept. For Rodgers, it was paper. Her mother…
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Dyslexia and the Reading Wars
[ad_1] Sometimes the axon highways almost seem to pave themselves. My daughter, Laura, began to read all of a sudden, the summer before kindergarten.…
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Lawrence Wright on A. J. Liebling’s “The Great State”
[ad_1] During the 1959 session of the Louisiana state legislature, Governor Earl Long, the less famous younger brother of Senator Huey Long, “went off…
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The Mischievous Ex-Bankers Behind “Industry”
[ad_1] The godmother of “Industry” is Jane Tranter, a powerful executive producer who has worked in both the U.K. and Hollywood. In the early…
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Oliver Sacks Put Himself Into His Case Studies. What Was the Cost?
[ad_1] As Sacks aged, he felt as if he were gazing at people from the outside. But he also noticed a new kind of…