On the people who tried to vote and couldn’t.

Riding along with the El Paso congressman.

The writer’s mother had always said that she had married at 12. Was she lying?

What should a father teach his sons?

The author faces this question as she emerges from alcoholism.

A trip to the International Tolstoy Conference to investigate an unsolved murder.

What Kanye West really wants.

What if your son’s school thinks he might be a potential school shooter?

Twelve years ago, Tamra Keepness disappeared from her Regina home. What happened that night?

American women are furious.

American prisons can’t handle mentally ill inmates.

How the most expensive and unstoppable invasive plant crisis inspires madness and panic.

Will Sterling Ruby’s new clothing line devalue his other work?

The long, loving search for Betsy, bovine escape artist.

A visit to the massive Northern California surf break.

An archipelago off the African coast and its migration crisis.

How Allstate’s secret auto insurance algorithm squeezes big spenders.

A fatal overdose, a stunning coincidence, and a mother’s long quest to heal.

Why did two wealthy Sri Lankan brothers become suicide bombers?

Tennessee’s sick and dying coal ash cleanup workers fight for their lives.

A conversation with visual artist Noelia Towers.

They thought that they’d found the perfect New York apartment. They weren’t alone.

Could that finally be changing?

A profile of documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras, who last January received “a curious e-mail from an anonymous stranger requesting her public encryption key.”

“You can treat a lot of people, and India has,’’ says an epidemiologist working on TB. “But if you have tests that cause misdiagnosis on a massive scale you are going to have a serious problem. And they do.”