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The Eviction Experts

Can a city stop a housing crisis?

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Jacob’s Dream

MAGA meets the Age of Aquarius

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The Holocaust Angle

How a group of NIMBYs rewrote Alderney’s history

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The Pentagon’s Silicon Valley Problem

How Big Tech is losing the wars of the future

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Israel’s War Within

On the ruinous history of Religious Zionism

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Getting the Pump

On the resurrection of the body

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Saturn Return

Scenes from the life of a psychedelic pioneer

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Behind the New Iron Curtain

Caviar, counterculture, and the cult of Stalin reborn

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Trapdoor

Where the past overtakes you

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The Hofmann Wobble

Wikipedia and the problem of historical memory

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Risky Disco

A sensory workshop bridges the gap

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Mere Belief

Sliding down the curve of forgetting

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The Machine Breaker

Inside the mind of an “ecoterrorist”

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Four Men

Keeping company with outdoor people

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The Tragedy of Volodymyr Zelensky

Beyond the Ukrainian president’s finest hour

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The Spy

On seeing without being seen

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Against the Current

Where’s the support for Democratic insurgents?

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The Golden Fleece

A historical adventure

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Purple Haze

Cannabis returns to Kathmandu

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The Impossible

Lee Friedlander, who is among the most celebrated and quietly innovative living American photographers, is eighty-nine years old and was born in Aberdeen, Washington, a place once nicknamed the “Hell…

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Waiting for the Lights

The life of an Iranian exile

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My Generation

Anthem for a forgotten cohort

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Doctor’s Orders

COVID-19 and the new science wars

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