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Sarah Aziza's piece marking the anniversary of the beginning of Israel's relentless assault on Gaza does far more than reflect on the preceding 365 days.
A meditation on boxes, borders, pottery, the Container Store, and much more. If you, like me, find solace in organization—hello, fellow Virgos!—this essay will prompt you to take a step back and weigh its true value:
If you think everyone on the right flank of US politics believes climate change is a hoax, think again.
This week, Donald Trump announced that his White House chief of staff will be Susie Wiles, the first woman to ever hold the role. Wiles is a longtime political strategist and lobbyist in Florida, where she's both respected and feared. Outside the Sunshine State, she isn't well-known. That low profile is by design. As Michael Kruse shows in this chilling profile, Wiles is slippery. She's masterful at accomplishing what she wants without leaving a trace of herself in the doing. Now she's hitched her wagon to a man hellbent on running the US government in as fascistic a way as possible. Kruse wants to know why, and he posits that the answer lies in what one of his sources describes as Wiles's need to be “the most important person to the most important person”:
As a kid, Myriam Gurba was obsessed with Dorothea Lange's famous photo “Migrant Mother.” A copy of it hung on the wall of her dad's office.
On January 30, 2023, a forty-eight-year-old Mexican man named Gabriel Cuen Buitimea was shot dead in southern Arizona.
Despite, or perhaps because of, growing up in the heart of NASCAR country, I am not a fan of car racing.
By: Seyward Darby
Sarah Wildman has written several beautiful pieces about her teenage daughter Orli's death from cancer. This might be her best yet.
Canonization has long been a way for the Catholic church to shape its image. The Vatican is preparing to anoint its first millennial saint, but how does it decide who is worthy?
On the hard-hitting, unforgettable stories of 2024.
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