Adele: Inside Her Private Life and Triumphant Return
A profile of the singer, who discusses the pressure following the success of her album 21, becoming a mother, and why she prefers to stay out of the spotlight.
When People—and Characters—Surprise You
Mary Gaitskill breaks down a moment in Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina.
There Goes the Neighborhood
Obama, Chicago, and the politics of presidential libraries.
We’ve Spent Billions to Fix Our Medical Records, and They’re Still a Mess
The government has forked over $28 billion to doctors and hospitals to digitize medical records. So why isn’t the system working?
‘The Good Is Elusive and Transitory in This World’
Artist and illustrator Maira Kalman on mistakes, optimism, and how art (and dogs) warm the soul.
Mary Gaitskill and the Life Unseen
Parul Sehgal on the author’s new novel, The Mare, the search for real connections, and loneliness.
The Fall of Troy
Inside the downward spiral of USC football.
The Alcohol Blackout
Sarah Hepola on why we need to talk about drinking when we talk about campus sexual assault.
Insane. Invisible. In Danger.
How $100 million in cuts created chaos in Florida’s mental hospitals. A Tampa Bay Times and Sarasota Herald-Tribune investigation.
Associated Press Investigation: Hundreds of Officers Lose Licenses Over Sex Misconduct
A yearlong investigation of sexual misconduct by U.S. law enforcement reveals that some 1,000 officers lost their badges over a six-year period, and not all states have clear rules about reporting crimes by officers.
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