The Invisible Addiction: Is It Time to Give Up Caffeine?
“It’s so pervasive that it’s easy to overlook the fact that to be caffeinated is not baseline consciousness but, in fact, an altered state. It just happens to be a state that virtually all of us share, rendering it invisible.”
KTAQMKUK
“TallBear, a citizen of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate in South Dakota, says thinking about building healthy relations instead of solidifying an identity is a more ethical approach for those trying to make sense of their Indigenous ancestry.”
Britney Spears’s Conservatorship Nightmare
“How the pop star’s father and a team of lawyers seized control of her life—and have held on to it for thirteen years.”
Hot Streak
Venus is similar to Earth in size and composition, but extreme conditions made it a hellscape. Devoted researchers want to know what caused the planets’ wildly divergent paths. Now they finally have their chance.
How Twitter Can Ruin a Life
Isabel Fall’s story has been held up as an example of “cancel culture run amok.”
Beijing Calling: Suspicion, Hope, and Resistance in the Chinese Rock Underground
“China has produced some of the most vital indie rock on the planet. But can the scene survive gentrification, government crackdowns, and a hit TV show?”
Living Memory
“Who, then, are the chroniclers of Black lives in the pandemic?”
And Then There Were Twelve
“Climbing culture: we come to each other’s aid in times of need. Ethan and Lorne knew they had to stay and help. The four men hunkered down inside the schrund-cave. With each cup of tea they brewed, their spirits rose. They would make it through the night.”
My Dad’s Last Tour de France
“My dad gave me his hearty laugh and his boyish eyes, but he could also be stoic, gruff, and comically reserved with his emotions. He’d ask how my car was running, and I understood that he loved me. Watching the Tour together, I cherished that, though my dad had never competed, he understood the sport, and through it, he seemed to understand me.”
First Passage
“A journey toward motherhood in the age of glacial loss.”
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