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21
May
‘They’re everywhere’

‘They’re everywhere’

Why are there so many toxic chemicals in food? Rashmi Joglekar on where they come from and what they’re doing to people and the planet.
12 min read
21
May

The crisis of internationalism

The crisis of internationalism. The world economy is in turmoil. U.S. President Donald Trump imposed stunning tariffs on most
1 min read
20
May

‘Arrythmia’

‘Arrythmia.’ The Vancouver-based ambient composer Loscil is out with a new record that captures the anxiety that comes with fire
19
May
Lost men

Lost men

Why do boys keep falling further behind girls in school? Ioakim Boutakidis on a half-century, still-elusive global achievement gap.
9 min read
19
May

Fallout

Fallout. It was a spectacular, public argument. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy came to the White House on February 28, hoping
1 min read
19
May

Live to fight another way

Live to fight another way. The Kurdistan Workers’ Party, a Kurdish militia that has battled against the Turkish state for
1 min read
18
May

‘Delusional’

‘Delusional.’ Trip-hop is a genre that shined in the late 1980s and 1990s, when the Bristol Sound took off. And
18
May

Never can say goodbye

Never can say goodbye. Official results confirmed on Tuesday that Rodrigo Duterte, the former president of the Philippines, won the
17
May

Taking care of it as a favor

Taking care of it as a favor. On Sunday, U.S. President Donald Trump said the State of Qatar would
16
May

‘Parallel Shift’

‘Parallel Shift.’ This 2024 number from the iconic Cybotron team of Juan Atkins and friends brings a slightly crisp update