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Nate Halverson on the Chilling Plot to Grab the World’s Food and Water Resources

Peace Adzo Medie on Violence Against Women in Africa

Wesley Lowery on the Cost of Progress in an Increasingly Multiracial America

Clémence Michallon on Why Fiction Must Be More Realistic Than Nonfiction

From Pizza to Borscht: Unscrambling the Politics of National Dishes

Aisha Harris Talks Judy Garland, Michael Jackson, the Spice Girls, and Stevie Wonder

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Richard Langlois on the Cultural and Economic History of Modern American Business

David Niewert on the Radical Right’s Assault on American Democracy

Dan Schreiber Talks Alien Abductions, Celebrity Hairdresser Parents, and the Exorcism of Ringo Starr (by His Granny)

Luma Mufleh on Reconciling Her Identity as a Gay Muslim Woman With an Arab-Turned-American Refugee

Itamar Rabinovich on Israel, the Palestinians, and an Inglorious 75-Year History of Failed Peace Initiatives

Adam Bessie’s Graphically Dystopian Take on Education in the Digital Age of COVID and AI

Paula DiPerna on How to Quantify the Planet and Solve the Climate Crisis

Matt Higgins on How the Publishing Industry Will Feel the Coming AI Storm

Christian Cooper on Finding Freedom in a Lifelong Love of Birds

Roger Ballen on the Existential Ecological Psychodrama of the Destruction of African Wildlife

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