The Barbados Rebellion: An Island Nation’s Fight for Climate Justice
The Caribbean is trapped between crushing debt and a climate disaster caused by rich nations. Prime Minister Mia Mottley is battling for a fairer system.
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CreditErika Larsen/Redux, for The New York Times The Gag Is: Keke Palmer Is a Movie Star
With a face that launched a thousand GIFs, the actress is bringing her expressive range to “Nope,” Jordan Peele’s latest social thriller.
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CreditDjeneba Aduayom for The New York Times Why Was Joshua Held for More Than Two Years for Someone Else’s Crimes?
Honolulu incarcerated the wrong man for more than two years — a miscarriage of justice that shows the cruel inadequacy of America’s approach to mental health.
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How Much Should I Spend to Keep My Elderly Dog Alive?
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on how to do right by our pets as they reach the end of life.
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Sometimes an Improvised Sauce Is the Best Sauce
This recipe for bright and summery citrus-chile fish is just a starting point for your own brilliant creation.
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CreditChris Simpson for The New York Times. Food stylist: Maggie Ruggiero. Prop stylist: Sophia Pappas. EatWhy I Care More About Nonplayer Characters Than About Some Ex-Lovers
The members of gaming’s subordinate caste flicker with the humanity of their developers.
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CreditIllustration by Julian Glander Letter of RecommendationWhy Does the Prison-Life Content on TikTok Feel So Familiar?
Cooking, life advice, bored dancing, workout tips — on social media, you’re reminded that incarceration is a pretty common slice of American life.
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CreditPhoto illustration by Ricardo Santos ScreenlandThis poem subverts expectations right away and contains a peculiarity around every corner.
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