“The carefree manner in which the guests of the wedding interacted with one another that night stamps this story in a specific time a seeming eternity ago, before social distancing and quarantine and a great big pause on America’s $60-billion-plus-a-year wedding industrial complex.”
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Where Will Everyone Go?
As temperatures and sea levels rise, populations flee from regions that are no longer livable, and the United States and other nations choose to build walls and keep migrants out, where will the world’s climate refugees go?
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They Agreed to Meet Their Mother’s Killer. Then Tragedy Struck Again.
“A Florida family opted for restorative justice over the death penalty for the man who murdered their mom. What happened next made them question the very meaning of justice.”
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Sarah Cooper Takes the Words Right Out of Donald Trump’s Mouth
“The social media impersonator on the motivations behind her viral videos, the pleasures of ‘reverse mansplaining,’ and the stakes of this election.”
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The Empire of All Maladies
For indigenous people, the real pandemic has always been the contagion of colonialism.
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He Stole Their Hearts, Then Their Money. Meet The Women Trying To Catch One Of Canada’s Most Prolific Romance Scammers
“So suddenly you’re not just meeting some guy—you’re meeting a fellow right-of-centre Christian and outdoor enthusiast who also loves dogs or basket weaving or your favourite country song.”
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What The Mysterious Boredom Divide Teaches Us
Some people are a lot more susceptible to boredom. Why?