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Disclosure Day Is Now!

The drumbeat to release secret files on extraterrestrials is growing deafening. As Obama and Trump both weigh in, is this the year we find out we’re not alone?

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Could Andrew Bring Down King Charles? The King always knew his reign would be short—but he could never have imagined that the entire monarchy would be threatened by his own brother


The Mighty Novel David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest—which turns 30 this month—foresaw a near-future America pleasuring itself to death. We’re living in it

Latest Issue • February 21, 2026
Issue No. 345
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Air Supply

Paris When It Sizzles Parisian style doesn’t chase the moment, it refines it. AIR SUPPLY’s Paris edit gathers the pieces that endure: tailored and unfussy, effortless in appearance, exacting in construction, and quietly confident in spirit—clothes that work as hard on the boulevard as they do at the café

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Remembering Michael Silverblatt Salman Rushdie, George Saunders, and others pay tribute to the longtime host of the Bookworm talk show, who died this week

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When Eisie Met Loren A new coffee-table book collects Alfred Eisenstaedt’s photographs of Sophia Loren

Moving Mountains In A Biography of a Mountain, Matthew Davis unpacks the controversial history of Mount Rushmore, from its Klan-affiliated sculptor, Gutzon Borglum, to its land dispute with the Lacota people


A Murder in Minneapolis Nordic author Jo Nesbø’s latest thriller, which follows a spree of killings in Minneapolis, comes as the real-life city is in upheaval

To Sing or Not to Sing? Meet Luca Micheletti, fourth-generation thespian, first-generation star baritone

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Guest Edit

Morgane Sézalory’s Favorite Things Since 2013, the founder of Sézane has made Parisian style feel effortless—and attainable. Here, she shares the pieces she relies on most: classics with clarity, restraint, and an unmistakable French confidence that never tries too hard

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Hoaxing the Nazis Using fake tanks, movie-set designers, and an all-too-real General Patton, the Allies ingeniously fooled Hitler in the run-up to D-day

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