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    A Nobel laureate’s pedophilia was an open secret among the scientific community. In this week’s issue, Rachel Aviv reports on his dark legacy.

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    In 1989, a group of Soviet scientists was summoned to a secluded village on Moscow’s periphery, to discuss a pioneering technique for mass murder. Experiments had begun to demonst…

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    In 1989, a group of Soviet scientists was summoned to a secluded village on Mos…
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    Cartoons by Ellie Black, Hartley Lin, Matilda Borgström, and Asher Perlman. See more cartoons from the issue:

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    Cartoons by Ellie Black, Hartley Lin, Matilda Borgström, and Asher Perlman. See… Cartoons by Ellie Black, Hartley Lin, Matilda Borgström, and Asher Perlman. See… Cartoons by Ellie Black, Hartley Lin, Matilda Borgström, and Asher Perlman. See… Cartoons by Ellie Black, Hartley Lin, Matilda Borgström, and Asher Perlman. See…
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    On May 17th, the director general of the World Health Organization declared the current Ebola outbreak a public-health emergency of international concern in the Democratic Republi…

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    On May 17th, the director general of the World Health Organization declared the…
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    “Dukes,” a new show by the “S.N.L.” cast member Jane Wickline and the comedian Liva Pierce, is playful, illuminating, and unpretentiously experimental, Emily Nussbaum writes.

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    “The progression to get to that shot was impactful for me personally,” the celebrity photographer Emily Shur said, about shooting Mike Gordon, the bassist for Phish, in a bathtub…

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    “The progression to get to that shot was impactful for me personally,” the cele…
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    “Theory was cool,” the author of a new book about structuralism and post-structuralism recalls. “Theory was French. Theory was also, strange though it might sound, sexy. . . . The…

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    The artist Florentina Holzinger uses trigger warnings before her extreme performances. “I don’t want to traumatize people forever,” she said. Still, people sometimes pass out, or…

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    The idea that we have a special duty to prevent the death of languages is instantly compelling to anyone who loves languages. But is it true?

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    “I Want Your Sex,” Gregg Araki’s first feature in over a decade, expresses “a dazzling, totalizing sense of optimism,” Justin Chang writes. Read his full review:

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    “I Want Your Sex,” Gregg Araki’s first feature in over a decade, expresses “a d…
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    In a new musical-comedy show, the “S.N.L.” cast member Jane Wickline partners with Liva Pierce to tell the story of two lovable losers—with bad jobs and no girlfriends—who “get” e…

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    David Kirkpatrick spoke with top Biden Administration officials about their handling of the war in Gaza. “I will say straightforwardly—we should have put more pressure on Israel t…

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    In “Biological War,” Annie Jacobsen imagines society collapsing from a man-made plague—part of a wave of such prophecies. But what do we miss when we try to predict the future?

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    Beauty and ugliness are not just aesthetic ideas—they have cultural, biological, subjective, intersubjective, political, commercial, and historical dimensions. In 2022, the philos…

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    Beauty and ugliness are not just aesthetic ideas—they have cultural, biological…
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    Can you make a longer word with each new letter?

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    The Venezuelan director Lorena Alvarado's “Lost Chapters” features bright, airy images and dialogue of graceful candor, telling a story of bittersweet homecoming and literary ambi…

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    Steve Lacy’s latest record “sounds like post-nut clarity,” the musician jokes. Read Amanda Petrusich’s full interview with Lacy.

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    “In the final, Spain stood for Europe, the industrial heart of modern soccer, and Argentina was the rest of the world. Colonizer against colonized. Method against madness,” Sam Kn…

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    The content from “The Whoopi Monologues” planted the seed of Whoopi Goldberg’s Hollywood stardom. A Lincoln Center production frames its revival as the source of something matrili…

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    The photographer Kent Nishimura began reporting on the White House at the tail end of the first Trump Administration. A new series of his photographs goes behind the scenes of the…

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    Philosophers such as Jacques Lacan, Michel Foucault, and Jacques Derrida have garnered a reputation for being impenetrable. A new book aims “to recover the hidden human element be…

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    Emily Shur has photographed celebrities for such magazines as GQ, Spin, Rolling Stone, and People. A previously unpublished collection of her Polaroids illuminates her process—and…

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    “The Aqueduct is a loser’s track: grimy, poorly lit, and devoid of affectation,” Rebecca Egan McCarthy writes, about the 132-year-old horse-racing track, wedged next to J.F.K. air…

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    “The Aqueduct is a loser’s track: grimy, poorly lit, and devoid of affectation,…
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    When Venezuela was struck by a series of catastrophic earthquakes this June, the exiled opposition leader María Corina Machado decided that she had to return home. But she’s been…

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    When Venezuela was struck by a series of catastrophic earthquakes this June, th…
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    Can you sort the items into the correct order?

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    A lot of its dysfunction goes back to Newt Gingrich.

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    Tell the old story for our modern times.

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    “I Want Your Sex,” Gregg Araki’s first feature in over a decade, stars Olivia Wilde as a sexually provocative artist who begins a B.D.S.M. relationship with her assistant, played…

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    “I Want Your Sex,” Gregg Araki’s first feature in over a decade, stars Olivia W…
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    In his photographs of the White House press corps, Kent Nishimura wanted to allow “the people and the moments and the images themselves do the heavy lifting.”

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    The C.D.C.’s parasite-surveillance team, which was instrumental in tracing the origin of the 2013 cyclospora outbreak, had 11 scientists before DOGE began gutting federal agencies…

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