Nature Is Medicine. But What’s the Right Dose?
“Their tagline is ‘delivering technology to assess and promote nature exposure,’ and their initial vision was an app that would keep track of how much time you spend in natural environments.”
To Be a Field of Poppies
“The elegant science of turning cadavers into compost.”
Beyond Britney
“For people under guardianship, the system can be dehumanizing, dangerous, and even deadly. For the professionals—who can control hundreds of people at a time—it can be very profitable.” (This is the first installment in an investigative series.)
Dollhouse of Horrors
“I don’t control anything in the real world. But in my dollhouse, I own everything. I make the horrors happen. I am the one.”
One Hiker’s Peak of Desperation
“He got lost climbing a 13,000-foot mountain. Could his family, his friends and a bartender named Destiny save his life?”
On Our Knees
“What the history of a gesture can tell us about Black creative power.”
A New Nurse Struggles to Save Patients in a New COVID Surge
“Cases peaked, then fell, then rose again. ‘It is so much worse this time.'”
From Lagos to Winchester: How a Divisive Nigerian Pastor Built a Global Following
“Watching the disciples pay their last respects, it struck me how even for the most devoted and grief-stricken, Joshua’s death might be experienced, in part, as a liberation.”
Courtney’s Story
“How do you survive when life as you know it is falling apart? What do you do when it seems like every institution, nearly every person in a state of more than 11 million people, and even a member of your own family doesn’t want to help you? Courtney Smith learned how.”
Ebooks Are an Abomination
“Agreeing that books are a thing you read is easy enough. But what it means to read, what the experience of reading requires and entails, and what makes it pleasurable or not, is not so easy to pin down.”
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