Why There’s No End in Sight for Myanmar’s Rohingya Exodus
The severity and speed with which the current crisis is escalating threatens to make it the worst flare-up of mass migration the country has seen in decades.
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A Conversation With the Ecofeminist Who Helped Inspire ‘Mother!’
Susan Griffin explains the meaning behind the film's images of female suffering.
National Park Service to Fund Research Project on Black Panther Party
The government will provide staff, technical support, and research input for the project.
The Secret to Presidential Humor: Lessons From Obama’s Funniest Speechwriter
A conversation with David Litt about the Obama White House, his new book, and the funniest joke that Obama never delivered.
Drug Overdoses Are Depressing the Entire Country’s Life Expectancy
The U.S. has gotten better at saving people with heart disease, cancer, and strokes, but early drug overdose, Alziehmer's, and suicide deaths are increasing.
How ‘Girls Trip’ Helped Me Escape the Madness
I have seen the movie seven times, and it helped me survive the summer.
At This Year’s Emmys, a Defiant but Confused Political Tone
The 69th annual television awards sent a very mixed political message.
Jane Eyre, Graphic Novel Heroine
A new graphic novel depicts Jane as a morally minded young adult searching for answers in New York City.
The Covert Sexism of Sports News
Sports commentators have abandoned the practice of sexually objectifying female athletes on air for more covert forms of sexism.