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By: Joshua Rothman, Doreen St. FĂ©lix, Graciela Mochkofsky, Ian Buruma, Sheila Heti, Ruth Margalit, Keith Gessen, Richard Brody, Caitlin Reid, Elizabeth Kolbert, Emily Witt, Peter Hessler, Louise GlĂĽck
The best thing about liking a boy was that it filled in all your time. You could lie on your bed and listen to music for an entire afternoon, daydreaming about him.
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The author discusses her story “The St. Alwynn Girls at Sea.”
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At the Otter, the chef behind EmpellĂłn offers a fish-forward menu that performs tricks of the tongue.
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Climate change has brought both fiercer rains and deeper droughts, leaving the city with brush like kindling—and the phenomenon is on the rise worldwide.
Games are often blamed for gun violence, but the parents of one victim believe the form can raise awareness instead.
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By: Ian Buruma, Michael Schulman, Jordan Salama, Fergus Mcintosh, Annie Hylton, Zoe Pearl, Katy Waldman, Vinson Cunningham, Susan B. Glasser, Caitlin Reid, Teju Cole, Alexandra Schwartz, Françoise Mouly
On Inauguration Day, the forty-seventh President cast himself as an especially favored vessel of the Almighty.
By: Zoe Pearl, Michael Schulman, Liana Finck, Alexandra Schwartz, Fergus Mcintosh, Susan B. Glasser, Teju Cole, Ian Buruma, Katy Waldman, Jordan Salama, Caitlin Reid, Françoise Mouly, Annie Hylton
Juggling life and work as an artist feels like trying to juggle a live, squirming human child and Schrödinger’s theoretical cat.
By: Michael Schulman, Zoe Pearl, Françoise Mouly, Susan B. Glasser, Fergus Mcintosh, Alexandra Schwartz, Meghana Indurti, Katy Waldman, Jordan Salama, Caitlin Reid, Annie Hylton, Teju Cole, Ian Buruma
Candy Crush, so that we may all have relationships with our mothers again.
By: Michael Schulman, Susan B. Glasser, Fergus Mcintosh, Teju Cole, Ian Buruma, Françoise Mouly, Alexandra Schwartz, Jordan Salama, Katy Waldman, Bill Mckibben, Annie Hylton, Zoe Pearl, Caitlin Reid
The Day One executive orders call for more drilling—something that, really, nobody wants.
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