When the star was robbed at gunpoint, in 2016, the incident announced her graduation into something greater than a glorified Instagram influencer. Now her courtroom testimony is just another cog in her family’s media machinations.
For decades, an obsessive duo of guitar guys has been amassing a definitive collection. The art these objects created changed the world.
Dozens of religious leaders experienced magic mushrooms in a university study. Many are now evangelists for psychedelics.
A family of nine’s desperate attempt to find safety in Sudan.
How the paper that brought down Richard Nixon is struggling to survive the second term of Donald Trump.
Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky were killed without regard for who they were, or what they believed.
How the wife of Mahmoud Khalil has navigated becoming a new mother while fighting for her husband’s freedom.
Since the earliest days of the Republic, American citizenship has been contested, subject to the anti-democratic impulses of racism, suspicion, and paranoia.
Donald Trump’s executive order succeeds where decades of right-wing efforts have failed.
And how the humanitarian response intersects with Netanyahu’s ability to continue waging war.
How right-wing populism fights graft at the bottom and nurtures it at the top.
How internal politics in both countries could escalate the conflict in the wake of a tourist massacre in Kashmir.
A relief worker on how, exactly two months since Israel suspended all aid to Gaza, hundreds of thousands of people in the territory have grown desperate for food and are struggling to survive.
The suggestion of a press coverup belies a more difficult reality.
Belichick always kept tight control of his dealings and a considerable distance from the press. Then he began dating a much younger woman named Jordon Hudson.
A plan to deport people to countries that aren’t their home is cruel, performative politics—whether it works or not.
As the Sage of Omaha announces his retirement, the Trump family’s crypto ventures and Musk’s DOGE cuts illuminate darker aspects of the system.
The New Yorker’s Tyler Foggatt on how the actor’s death-defying physical performances are essential to the success of the series.
Laila Soueif’s effort to free her son, Alaa Abd el-Fattah, a British citizen, from an Egyptian prison is a study in personal protest.
As thousands of Chinese families take DNA tests, the results are upending what adoptees abroad thought they knew about their origins.
Race-baiting South Africa’s visiting leader was a perfect summation of Trump’s racially charged second term.
The creators of the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative series talk about reporting on the military, elevating the testimony of survivors, and the challenges of visualizing what happened that day in Haditha.
The reporters Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson describe how the failure to acknowledge the President’s reduced cognitive powers pushed the country toward Donald Trump.
The Trump Administration is trying to use the case to stop lower-court judges from issuing “nationwide injunctions” against its unconstitutional executive orders.
