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A visit to the new Havana.
James Scudamore More Intelligent Life Jul 2011 15min Permalink
How incest and rape go unpunished in the Amish community.
Nadya Labi Legal Affairs Jan 2005 25min Permalink
On the late Angelo Dundee, who trained Muhammad Ali.
Gary Smith Sports Illustrated Nov 1987 25min Permalink
On trying out for the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Jennie Dorris Boston Magazine Jul 2012 15min Permalink
Google’s founders and CEO as they moved from the search business into… everything.
Ken Auletta New Yorker Jan 2008 25min Permalink
Notes on a summer spent aboard an industrial fishing boat off the Alaskan coast.
Julia Gronnevet n+1 Nov 2003 10min Permalink
How focusing on the neediest patients could radically reduce health care costs.
Atul Gawande New Yorker Jan 2011 35min Permalink
The Jheri Curl revisited.
Roxane Gay Defunct Oct 2010 Permalink
How a tragedy transformed a small town in West Virginia.
Elaina Plott Washingtonian May 2017 20min Permalink
A visit to a Trump rally in Ohio.
Martin Amis Esquire Oct 2017 20min Permalink
Why did Yousef Muslet face life in prison for an everyday gesture?
Matt Wolfe The New Republic Aug 2017 40min Permalink
How the hospitality world rents space for physicians to train.
ELIZABETH CULLIFORD Reuters Dec 2017 10min Permalink
Can blockchain create a new, better internet?
Steven Johnson The New York Times Magazine Jan 2018 20min Permalink
A trip to the White House briefing room and Steve Bannon’s living room.
Michael Lewis Bloomberg Business Feb 2018 35min Permalink
Two brothers and the opioid epidemic around Pittsburgh.
Brittany Hailer PublicSource Apr 2018 Permalink
Why does prenatal care ignore the topic altogether?
Chelsea Conaboy Boston Globe Magazine Jul 2018 15min Permalink
The women who flee North Korea and what they find.
Ann Babe California Sunday Aug 2018 10min Permalink
More than 50 foreclosure stories have one word in common: Nightmare.
Desiree Stennett, Lisa Rowan The Penny Hoarder Aug 2018 30min Permalink
Inside a Michelin-starred chef’s revolutionary quest to harvest rice from the sea.
Matt Goulding Time Jan 2021 20min Permalink
At age 17, Eustace Conway moved into the North Carolina woods. He hasn’t compromised since.
Elizabeth Gilbert GQ Feb 1998 25min Permalink
The Servant Girl Murders were one America’s earliest serial killings, predating Jack the Ripper by three years.
Skip Hollandsworth Texas Monthly Jul 2000 20min
In 1948, a corpse was found on a beach in Adelaide, Australia. His identity, and how he died, remains a mystery.
Mike Dash Smithsonian Aug 2011 15min
In 1964, a Ku Klux Klan “hit squad” rode into Ferriday, Louisiana and set Frank Morris on fire. Nearly a half-century later, one of the alleged participants is still a free man.
Stanley Nelson Concordia Sentinel Jan 2011
In 1982, seven people ingested Tylenol sprinkled with a fatal dose of cyanide. The case has never been solved.
Joy Bergmann Chicago Reader Nov 2000 40min
Jul 2000 – Aug 2011 Permalink
An oral history of Motown Records, its founder Berry Gordy, and 1960s Detroit.
Lisa Robinson Vanity Fair Dec 2008 30min
On wandering through the city’s “post-American” landscape.
Rebecca Solnit Harper's Jul 2007 10min
A response to the national media’s mourning.
Mitch Albom Sports Illustrated Jan 2009 15min
On Mayor Dave Bing’s plan to demolish 10,000 abandoned homes throughout the city.
Howie Kahn GQ May 2011 20min
Jul 2007 – May 2011 Permalink
On his last day at the paper, memories from Kaplan’s 15 years at the helm.
Jesse Oxfeld New York May 2009 10min
A profile of Beatty as Bulworth hit theaters.
Peter W. Kaplan The Observer May 1998 15min
A profile of post-Observer Kaplan.
Nathan Heller The New Republic Sep 2012 25min
Kaplan on 9/11 and the city he loved.
Peter W. Kaplan New York Aug 2011
On the Wise and Cranky Kaplan Twitter feeds.
Nathan Heller Slate Jul 2010 10min
A profile of Gardner in her twilight.
Peter W. Kaplan New York Times Feb 1985
Feb 1985 – Sep 2012 Permalink
You can have a PhD from Yale. You can be a rising star in the State Department. And you can still find yourself being investigated by the FBI for espionage.
Peter Maass The Intercept Feb 2015 45min Permalink
Buckminster Fuller reconsidered.
Elizabeth Kolbert New Yorker Jun 2008 15min Permalink