BY JOEL K. BOURNE, JR., PHOTOGRAPHS BYMAC STONE, September Issue 2023
North America’s ancient bald cypress forests have told scientists… Continue reading
“Sleeping in cars and tents, Maui fire survivors are unsure what to do next”, The Washington Post
By Joshua Partlow, August 17, 2023
Many who lost homes and businesses in the blazes are camping on the… Continue reading
“Young Women in Afghanistan on the Taliban ‘Your Arrival Transformed My Dreams into Nightmares'”, Der Spiegel
Documented by Susanne Koelbl, Berlin, 14.08.2023
The lives of Kobra, Najia, Madina, Sonya and Zahra looked as though… Continue reading
“She Wasn’t Able to Get an Abortion. Now She’s a Mom. Soon She’ll Start 7th Grade”, Time Magazine
BY CHARLOTTE ALTER/CLARKSDALE, MISS., AUGUST 14, 2023
Ashley just had a baby. She’s sitting on the couch in a relative’s apartment… Continue reading
“Medical centers in spotlight as another US doctor accused of sexual abuse”, The Guardian
Victoria Bekiempis in New York, 12 Aug 2023
Case of Zhi Alan Cheng, accused of sexual abuse and rape, one of… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Disease, Human Rights, Personal Growth
Frontline on PBS is always important and illuminating. Never more so than in… Continue reading
“Why the Biden administration wants to limit U.S. investments in Chinese tech”, PBS NewsHour
By Laura Barrón-López and Dan Sagalyn, Aug 9, 2023
The Biden administration released a long-awaited executive order aimed at curbing… Continue reading
“A presidential candidate in Ecuador has been shot and killed at a campaign event”, NPR
By Updated August 9, 20239:55 PM ET, By The Associated Press
Police guard the hospital where several of… Continue reading
Issue of the Week : Environment
The main story on the front… Continue reading
“What exactly are we doing championing our most vivid cultural symbol of thin, straight, whitewomanhood?” MSNBC
By Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, historian and author of “Fit Nation: The Gains and Pains of America’s Exercise Obsession”
Barbie’s evolution… Continue reading