Africa Rising Harvard? Yale? Princeton? A nonprofit program is recruiting Kenya’s top high-school students and connecting them with America’s most competitive universities
No Spring Chickens Women—most of them single and nearing their mid-30s—are rushing to freeze their eggs as the coronavirus makes finding a partner more difficult
October 14, 2020
Hugging My Pillow A day in the Notting Hill life of the great British actor
“Off with Their Euros!” Welcome to Royalist theme park Puy du Fou, the least woke place in France
Party Like It’s 1929! Americans are finagling their way around international-travel bans and decamping to Europe, where the living is (comparatively) easy
Take a Right at the Second Cloud After 50 years, is one man’s dream of flying cars closer to reality?
Whatever You Say, Sir! Trust in the media is as low as the president’s approval rating. Here are the Top 10 media remora of the Trump era
September 30, 2020
Vick Hope The rising star in British radio and television brings a focus on diversity and mental health
Boundless as the Sea The Italian couple who fell in love across their balconies during the height of the coronavirus are finally united—and engaged
September 23, 2020
It’s Just Not Cricket The world’s snootiest sporting club is being rocked by revolt from within
Members Only A Belgian urologist lays out everything a man should know about shape, size, and “penisfulness”
Instascam Kuwaiti prosecutors charge social-media influencers with money-laundering and boost their online popularity
The Ladies Doth Protest Move over, Simone de Beauvoir! In France, a sex war not between men and women but between feminism’s Old and New Guards
Planes Have Changed While You Were Away In the Flying-V, passengers will sit in the wings. It’s also better for the environment
Mob Rule During the plague years, Milan’s criminal gangs controlled the streets. When cholera hit, they disposed of corpses. Now, Roberto Saviano says the mafia is behind a major coronavirus response
September 8, 2020
The Official Wheels of Squaresville? The new Citroën Ami looks like a Playmobil, but it could be the future of driving
Wild Wheels On what would have been festival weekend, photographs by Scott London celebrate Burning Man’s most eccentric rides
Cocaine Blues The white powder has become so ubiquitous among London’s middle class that it’s losing its edge
August 26, 2020