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A World of Hurt

Young people are increasingly seeking help for anxiety over the climate crisis

Design for Assisted Living

Sweden’s Queen Silvia and Ikea team up to create pre-fab, low-cost apartments for older people, including those with dementia

The View from Here

Maurice Bailey

Lost at sea with his wife in 1973. The couple survived on a raft for 117 days

The View from Here

Why WeWork WeTanked

It is arguably the greatest business flameout of the past decade. How did a company lose $20 billion in valuation in four weeks?

Throne Out

Are Meghan and Harry the new Wallis and Prince of Wales?

The Jeffrey Epstein of Paris

Why did the Café de Flore set protect the pedophile who was abusing their children?

Up in Flames

Are Australia’s fires evidence we’ve crossed a tipping point?

Letter from Cairo

In Egypt, a bad feeling about what the fallout from the Soleimani assassination might bring

How to Be Cool and Warm at Once

The irreplaceable publisher Sonny Mehta, who died on December 30, possessed the rare ability to unite style and sincerity

Shades of Blue:
Part II

A P.I. gets a call from a woman who saw him on TV. The job: Find her son’s killer. The police investigation fell apart eight years earlier. He takes the case …

All Woke and No Play

Academics retaliate against P.C. censorship terrorists with panic buttons

Lannister’s Greatest Battle Yet

In a post-Thrones world, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau has become a climate warrior

Boris’s Bunny Boiler

The British P.M.’s onetime American friend Jennifer Arcuri wants to publish diaries detailing their trysts and telephone calls

Villa Envy

Foreigners can buy a village town house in Sicily for the price of an espresso. And get a tax cut

The Blogger Who Brought Down a Government

Malta’s “one-woman WikiLeaks” believed she was on the trail of a massive conspiracy. She was right

The View from There

John Lorimer

A war hero who survived a seemingly hopeless mission to eliminate a Nazi warship with a midget submarine

The Speed Demons of Medellín

“Gravity biking,” a wild sport in which teenage boys hurtle down steep streets on bicycles at 70 m.p.h., is taking over Colombia

The Runaway Groom

Britain’s most-wanted con man bewitched, bamboozled, and embezzled

Ars Longa, Bullshit Longer

How we are fooled by pretentious titles on art

Birds Are Losing the Climate Fight

Global warming causes some species to become smaller

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