What Does It Take to Stop Crips and Bloods From Killing Each Other?
By JOHN BUNTIN
A plan for peace in gangland.
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Golf in China Is Younger Than Tiger Woods, but Growing Up Fast
By BROOK LARMER
How a country that banned golf has become an unlikely incubator for the wunderkinds of the game.
It’s the Economy
Will New York’s Casino Plan Really Work?
By ADAM DAVIDSON
It’s a long shot. But the odds on anything else are probably worse.
Somalia’s Somewhat Friendly Skies
By JOSHUA HAMMER
Yes, the airline business is taking off in Somalia. Because have you seen the roads?
Eat
Crab Without a Net
By SAM SIFTON
Two crab recipes for summer — one rich, one light. No bait required.
Solve the popular variety puzzles from the Sunday magazine at our newly relaunched hub for New York Times crosswords.
Mission Hills: The China Golf Factory
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Let’s Hope the Boom Times Don’t Come to Yellowstone
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When We Were Unpaid Interns
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Talk
BuzzFeed’s Chairman, Ken Lerer, Doesn’t Mind Nepotism
Interview by AMY CHOZICK
If it comes to a battle of animal slide shows, he’s siding with his daughter.
Drink
Preppy Drinks Never Go Out of Style
By ROSIE SCHAAP
How to upgrade the juice-plus-vodka staples.
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‘There’s No Genius More Unknown Than the One Who Never Was’
By ROB BRUNNER
The strange allure of the nonexistent masterpiece.
Lives
Those Who Can’t Teach
By CURTIS SITTENFELD
I was a writer. Why couldn’t I help her learn to write?
The Ethicist
An Illegal Marriage That Benefits Society?
By CHUCK KLOSTERMAN
It’s a loveless transaction. Unless it isn’t.
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The chicken to end all chicken, salads upon salads and dessert — all in only a few hours.
What Happens to Women Who Are Denied Abortions?
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A study that explores abortion’s impact by looking at women who get to the clinic too late.
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You Made That
By CHRISTOPH NIEMANN and JON HUANG
An abstract-expressionist tool to create and share your own artwork.
