The author discusses “Switzerland,” her story from this week’s issue of the magazine.

The West Coast’s wildfires, and the ecological crisis they portend, have never been more visible.

During her scholastic career, Krug’s advisers, editors, and colleagues failed to recognize the gap between something thrown-on and something lived-in. That inattentiveness was her escape hatch.

With a change of tactics, Osaka came from behind to defeat Victoria Azarenka in a match that featured terrific hard-court baseline tennis.

I last saw my father in person on March 5th, just before the coronavirus changed the world.

Oscar-winning portrayer of Sister Helen Prejean: thirteen letters.

At Pupusas Ridgewood, in Queens, and Mirna’s Pupuseria, in Brooklyn, find griddled masa cakes, cashew-fruit juice, and other transportative treats.

Hervé Guibert wrote about the ravaging of AIDS in controversial, self-exposing, always defiant fiction. A revival of his work places it within the canonical literature of illness.

The American public finally learns what’s under the comb-over.

“In the brightness of the flame I caught her eyes, and for the first time I felt afraid for her. Or afraid of her, maybe.”