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London

April 10, 2026

Global

The Iranian Opposition’s Urgent Task

Arash Azizi

April 4, 2026

Photograph taken from behind of three figures on a bench overlooking Tehran's skyline.

Photography

Photos of the Week: Amish Birders, Oscar Winner, Newborn Sloth

Alan Taylor

March 20, 2026

A performer dressed as as Saint Patrick poses with his staff as if it were a rock guitar, during a St. Patrick's Day parade.

Culture

The Meme From 2016 That Explains 2026

Megan Garber

February 24, 2026

Two disembodied arms in a "gesturing around" pose, against a pink backdrop

Family

The Father-Daughter Divide

Isabel Woodford

February 2, 2026

a black and white photograph of a father and daughter on a see saw next to a large tree

Ideas

Tom Stoppard’s Secret—And Mine

Peggy Wehmeyer

January 25, 2026

A collage of the author's family photos, including a woman holding a newborn and a well-dressed couple.

Books

Why So Many Writers Are Athletes

Bonnie Tsui

January 20, 2026

An illustration of a woman surfing on waves made of a book's pages

Time-Travel Thursdays

‘To Begin the World Over Again’

Jake Lundberg

January 15, 2026

Ideas

Britain Should Have Read the Tweets First

Helen Lewis

December 30, 2025

Ideas

Mary Todd Lincoln, Taken Out of Context

Helen Lewis

December 29, 2025

Photograph of a woman on stage, wearing an voluminous dress, reading from a book with a framed portrait of George Washington behind her

Photography

Photos of the Week: London Fog, Scooter Blankets, Giant Snowman

Alan Taylor

December 19, 2025

A person takes a photo in New York City's Central Park, where bare trees all covered in fresh snow, and people are walking over a stone arch bridge.

Culture

Tom Stoppard Made a Spectacle of History

Adam Begley

December 1, 2025

A middle-aged man in a t-shirt in a black and while photo with a blurry cityscape and river in the background.

Books

The Long History of the Hamnet Myth

James Shapiro

December 1, 2025

A black-and-white sketch of two men wrestling at a doorway, with a ghostly knight standing to the right

Photography

Photos of the Week: Dinosaur Sweater, Miniature Park, Hippo Calf

Alan Taylor

November 7, 2025

President Donald Trump stands by as attendees help a guest after he collapsed during an event in the Oval Office.

America at 250

August 7, 2025

An illustration of a politely smiling man's face, with flowers blossoming from his teeth

Books

Mrs. Dalloway’s Midlife Crisis

Hillary Kelly

September 2025 Issue

Science

Remarkable News in Potatoes

Katherine J. Wu

July 31, 2025

Illustration of potatoes of various sizes against a black background connected by green and blue lines, as in a diagram of a constellation

Poem

Your Horses

Jodie Hollander

July 20, 2025

A white horse bathed in pink and yellow light stands in the middle of a grassy field, against the night sky. It stares directly at the viewer.

Culture

Romance On-Screen Has Never Been Colder. Maybe That’s Just Truthful.

Sophie Gilbert

July 17, 2025

Will Sharpe and Megan Stalter in "Too Much"

Photography

‘I Have Never Seen Anything Like This’

Alan Taylor

May 21, 2025

Debris floats in a pool near a severely storm-damaged house.

Book Recommendations

What to Read to Understand Your Mom

Sophia Stewart

May 9, 2025

Portrait of a woman sitting down from behind

Global

Fleeing Hong Kong Wasn’t Enough

Cora Engelbrecht

March 25, 2025

A man stands in front of a crowd holding signs at a protest

Ideas

‘Competence Is Controversial’

Thomas Chatterton Williams

March 13, 2025

A boy in a formal school uniform with many ribbons and medals

Books

The World Can’t Keep Up With Its Garbage

Scott W. Stern

March 10, 2025

Books

What Christopher Hitchens Understood About the Parthenon

Ralph Leonard

February 4, 2025

Collage of photographs of marble sculptures and pieces of the Parthenon building, connected with red lines

Books

Hanif Kureishi’s Relentlessly Revealing Memoir

Hillary Kelly

March 2025 Issue

illustration with fragments of various photos of Kureishi in sharp angular shapes

Culture

This Movie Understands Difficult People

Shirley Li

January 24, 2025

Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Michele Austin in "Hard Truths"

Viewfinder

Hydraulic Revolution

Alejandra Molina

December 2024 Issue

photo of hydraulic car resting on back wheels with front wheels in air above the head of man standing behind it, with tall arched bridge in background

Politics

Americans Who Want Out

Bushra Seddique

November 5, 2024

A passport covered with "I Voted" stickers

Ideas

Why Does Anyone Care About the Nobel Prize?

Gisela Salim-Peyer

October 15, 2024

Books

Alan Hollinghurst’s Lost England

Charles McGrath

November 2024 Issue

Health

Psychedelics Open Your Brain. You Might Not Like What Falls In.

Richard A. Friedman

February 1, 2023

A light bulb superimposed on a woman's face

Books

125 Years Old and Still Biting

Jeremy Dauber

October 31, 2022

Poem

Ode to King Charles III

James Parker

September 29, 2022

Someone shown from the legs down holds two paintings, one of Queen Elizabeth II and one of King Charles III

Sections

The Print Edition

Ye Wants Your Forgiveness. So What?

The Iranian Opposition’s Urgent Task

Photos of the Week: Amish Birders, Oscar Winner, Newborn Sloth

The Meme From 2016 That Explains 2026

The Father-Daughter Divide

Tom Stoppard’s Secret—And Mine

Why So Many Writers Are Athletes

‘To Begin the World Over Again’

Britain Should Have Read the Tweets First

Mary Todd Lincoln, Taken Out of Context

Photos of the Week: London Fog, Scooter Blankets, Giant Snowman

Tom Stoppard Made a Spectacle of History

The Long History of the Hamnet Myth

Photos of the Week: Dinosaur Sweater, Miniature Park, Hippo Calf

Secrets of a Radical Duke

Why Did Benjamin Franklin’s Son Remain Loyal to the British?

Resist the Snark and Be Happy

Mrs. Dalloway’s Midlife Crisis

Remarkable News in Potatoes

Your Horses

Romance On-Screen Has Never Been Colder. Maybe That’s Just Truthful.

‘I Have Never Seen Anything Like This’

What to Read to Understand Your Mom

Fleeing Hong Kong Wasn’t Enough

‘Competence Is Controversial’

The World Can’t Keep Up With Its Garbage

What Christopher Hitchens Understood About the Parthenon

Hanif Kureishi’s Relentlessly Revealing Memoir

This Movie Understands Difficult People

Hydraulic Revolution

Americans Who Want Out

Why Does Anyone Care About the Nobel Prize?

Alan Hollinghurst’s Lost England

Psychedelics Open Your Brain. You Might Not Like What Falls In.

125 Years Old and Still Biting

Ode to King Charles III