In São Paulo, music and art engage the marginalized. […]
A night on the streets of Cracolândia
The ‘Switzerland of the Caucasus’
A weekend in Dilijan, Armenia.
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Dreams come back to haunt us
A new translation reflects how people under authoritarianism process reality.
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Peace Corps in Colombia
Pat Holt on the early days of the US volunteer agency. […]
Destroying the evidence
US government budget cuts targeted the global record of melting polar ice. The consequences for climate science could be calamitous. […]
‘Prolonging the life of this bizarre case’
Persistent echoes of the Scopes ‘monkey trial.’
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The unlikeliest of reunions
Katherine Roth on a mounting power struggle that split families in 1990s Algeria. […]
On frames of beauty
Notes on recent queer art exhibitions in Tokyo. […]
Edward R. Murrow, a journalist of a different era
Who will stand up for the truth in our time? […]
New Yorker: Shannon Sims on Brazil and Trump
“Is Brazil’s Underdog Era Coming to an End?” by Shannon Sims (Brazil, 2012-2014), New Yorker Magazine, July 30, 2025 […]