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The Island of Myth and Longing By Laura Kasinof, Photography by Tarim Contin-Kennedy Winter 2023 Socotra, once a secret paradise, is at a crossroads between its natural integrity and the need for development. Can it have both? 0 Comments
The Taboo Medicine By Harriet Brown, Photography by Lynn Johnson Winter 2023 Many parents know firsthand how cannabis can transform the lives of children with severe illness. Why won’t the legal system listen to them? 0 Comments
Best Practices By Emily Silverman, Illustrations by María Jesús Contreras Fall 2023 How doctors across the country—fed up, burned-out, and disillusioned—are trying to reclaim the soul of medicine. 0 Comments
She Stakes Her Claim By Michael Canyon Meyer, Photography by George Etheredge December 3, 2020 A New American Dream Stirs on a Georgia Homestead 0 Comments
Truth’s Empire By Cutter Wood, Illustrations by Asaf Hanuka September 8, 2020 This is a story about money and statistics, and it begins with three nuns. 0 Comments
More Lasting than Bronze By Jack Hitt, Photography by Laura Boushnak September 8, 2020 Touring the Architecture of Revisionism 4 Comments
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