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Five extinctions before us. We are the sixth. She documents it.

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A man slaps a child at a barbecue. Australia's fault lines open up.

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Stars on bellies. A machine. Nobody wins but the man with the machine.

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Nepal. A zoologist. A snow leopard. A grief that needs walking out.

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Vietnam won the war. Here is what winning cost.

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Eight journalists on Mexico. The truth, unfiltered.

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Masterpieces minus the masters.

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What our stuff costs the world—really.

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Thirty years on death row for a crime he didn't commit.

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Cuba's wars for independence. A healer. The forest. In verse.

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Taliban Kabul. Two families, one sky, lived apart.

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A Vietnamese spy confesses. Both sides are guilty.

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Manifesto of beautiful madness.

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A thief. A prisoner. He made beauty from what they used to condemn him.

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At three, he stops growing and drums at adult lies.

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Toothpaste costs too much. He makes his own. Then sells it.

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The wolf tells his side. He just needed sugar.

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History keeps overwriting your choices. Live anyway.

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It's worse than they're telling you. Here's the full picture.

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She stopped eating meat. Everyone decided it was their problem.

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Pakistan-Afghan borderlands in nine linked stories.

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Punch procrastination in the face.

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Six million people left the South. Here are three of them.

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A funny family road trip to Birmingham. Then 1963 arrives.

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