Who pays for a shadow fleet oil spill? No one
In March, I wrote in Fortune that the shadow fleet exists because the rules of the sea are fundamentally voluntary....
Charlie XCX, All Things Go and the top D.C.-area concerts to see in September
The busy summer concert season will end eventually — but not this month. September’s schedule is packed with superstar appearances...
Disaster Experts Say Nepal Glacier Collapse Was Difficult to Predict
It was a wall of water and mud traveling at such speed that it engulfed buildings in seconds. In the...
It’s Too Early to Declare a Culture-War Winner
It didn’t work. That is the howl of grief at the core of Claudia Rankine’s new book, Triage: that all...
Inside Afghanistan’s Secret Schools for Girls
Ayesha goes to a secret school six days a week, mainly to keep seeing people outside her home. It’s the...
Progressive Christians want to take God back from the GOP
Eric Teetsel is the CEO and publisher of Chronicles magazine. Adam Hamilton, a pastor who leads the largest United Methodist...
He Scraped All of Their Art for AI. Now He’s Collaborating on a Tool to Help Them
Since early 2023, photographer Jingna Zhang and a small crew of volunteers have worked tirelessly to maintain an image-sharing social...
The addled college football cartel wants to huddle up with Congress
Big-time college football’s season begins on Saturday. Before the other professional league, the NFL, becomes a distraction, consider three propositions....
A Fine Press Makes Beautiful Books the (Very) Old-Fashioned Way
Arion Press, a fine-press publisher housed in a former military post turned arts hub in San Francisco, seems about as...
How Obamacare changed healthcare
Health insurance enrollment through the Affordable Care Act is plummeting. Nearly 3 million fewer Americans now have insurance through the...
