Could New York City Subways Survive Another Hurricane?
By ROBERT SULLIVAN
It helps that the transit workers have been at it so long — and have access to a lot of plywood.
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A Game of Shark and Minnow
By JEFF HIMMELMAN Photographs by ASHLEY GILBERTSON
The shell of a forsaken ship has become a battleground in a struggle that will shape the future of the South China Sea and, to some extent, the rest of the world.
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The Ethicist
Does the Golden Rule Hold Up in Modern Society?
By CHUCK KLOSTERMAN
The problem with treating others as you would like to be treated.
Talk
Ridley Scott: ‘Most Novelists Are Desperate to Do What I Do’
Interview by ADAM STERNBERGH
The director on Cormac McCarthy, monsters and Moses.
Innovation
Who Made That Coffee Lid?
By PAGAN KENNEDY
How a lawsuit sent America’s inventors to work.
Riff
The Harvard Doctor Who Accidentally Unleashed a Zombie Invasion
By STEVEN SCHLOZMAN, M.D.
With a little help from the Internet.
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Hunting a Chimp on a Killing Spree
By DAVID goldenberg
A moment of indecision would have grave consequences.
It’s the Economy
I Am Woman, Watch Me Hack
By CATHERINE RAMPELL
How do you persuade young women to enter one of the most lucrative, flexible fields in the economy? Duh: Create a TV show.
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The Final Insult in the Bush-Cheney Marriage
By PETER BAKER
How Dick Cheney finally lost the president.
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By FRED VOGELSTEIN
An age of darkness ended with a searing light, which shook the earth, and the great device was rendered unto thee.
Why Are There Still So Few Women in Science?
By EILEEN POLLACK
Hint: The answer has more to do with “The Big Bang Theory” than with longstanding theories about men’s so-called natural aptitude.
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