Beyond Recognition
The story of a face transplant.
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Fire-Eaters
The search for the hottest chili.
Life After Death
The scientific pursuit of the afterlife.
Temperamental Tycoon
Tucker Carlson on the Perot campaign.
Funworld
The author gets a job writing about amusement parks.
Be Like Steph?
Mini-Currys and the future of basketball.
Lady Kimora
The Baby Phat designer returns.
Cold War
Snow science against the avalanche.
Objects of Fire
Oral histories from the California wildfires.
On Friendship
The author examines his closest relationships.
Jerry Brown's Political Reboot
A profile of the California governor.
Virtual Currency
On Bitcoin, the world’s first “decentralized digital currency.”
Attica’s Ghosts
Brutality persists at the famous prison.
Why Cockfighting Persists
The state of the American cockfight.
Seeking Ann
Investigating the world of “belly torture.”
1491
The Western Hemisphere before Columbus.
Tabula Rasa
On the old-man project.
Pure Magic
On the best Super Bowl halftime show.
Doctor Do-Little
The case against Anthony Fauci.
History as End
1619, 1776, and the politics of the past
Brutes
Meditations on the myth of the voiceless.
Beyond Angry Birds
On the shift from the “triple-A video-game production cycle — the expensive development process, in other words, by which games like Halo, Grand Theft Auto, Uncharted, and BioShock are unleashed upon the world” towards the simpler pleasures of gaming on the iPad.
Vietnam Story
The word was the Ia Drang would be a walk. The word was wrong. (Winner of the 1991 National Magazine Award and the basis for the We Were Soliders.)
He Could’ve Been a Colonel
The hamburgers at Ollie’s Trolley are among the best in the world. With all that flavor, why aren’t there Trolleys all over the South—all over the nation, even? Maybe the world wasn’t ready for a guy like Ollie Gleichenhaus.
Gratuitous Pictures of Your Grief
On the late singer Judee Sill, the virtual cemetery site Find a Grave, and memorials in the age of the Twitter RIP.
