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Performing for America
A conversation with Carey Baraka, whose short story “The Sound of the Waves” was published in our America issue.


The Sound of the Waves
“It felt as if, the university having collected us, we were now on display, exotic specimen there to perform. And so we performed.”

This Is My Body
A reflection on violence and nourishment in America after experiencing a mass shooting hoax at a Florida mall.

The U.S. Election Abroad
Twelve writers tell us what the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris looks like where they live.

What Argentina Sees in Trump
The country’s far right found a model in the former U.S. president.


Blue Light Hours
“In the movie of my life in America, the one my mother liked to watch, a young woman sits alone in her bedroom and calls her mother each night on a computer.”


The Toxic Legacy of the French Banana
France knew the pesticide chlordecone could cause cancer and destroy the environment. It allowed banana plantations in Martinique and Guadeloupe to use it anyway.


The World’s Hot Springs
A photographer’s encounter with natural springs, thermal pools and public baths — and the people who care for them.



The Grassroots Organization Taking on Germany’s Growing Far Right
After Serpil Temiz Unvar’s son was murdered in a violent attack targeting immigrants, she founded an organization that could take on Germany’s increasingly popular far right movement.

Listening to the Amazon
A conversation with Paloma De Dinechin, whose reporting on the scientists recording the sounds of the Amazon rainforest was published in our Lessons issue.

England’s Squirrel Obsession
Campaigns to save the red squirrel, and cull non-native grays, have little to do with ecology.


The Rainforest Speaks
Scientists are recording the sounds of the Amazon in a bid to better protect it.

Don’t Take Advice From a Habsburg
Eduard Habsburg, with the help of his royal ancestors, wants to fix your marriage, your soul, and your politics.