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In this issue

Political Hostage
Inside the effort to free Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich from the Moscow prison where he has been held for nearly a year.
By Charlotte Alter

Best-Selling Nonfriction
Money that you never actually see is so darn easy to spend.
By Alana Semuels
PLUS: Personal-fi nance tips

LETTING GO OF MY DEBT SHAME

I'M GENERALLY NOT ASHAMED TO talk about personal matters. In fact, I'm known for oversharing.

LETTING GO OF MY DEBT SHAME

4 mins

No recession? Thank women

REMOTE WORK ALLOWED ALYSON VELASQUEZ TO JUGGLE her demanding roles as a Wells Fargo talent recruiter and as a mother of two young children, including a son with special needs.

No recession? Thank women

5 mins

The D.C. Brief

TO LIBERALS, MITCH MCCONNELL IS a master of the political dark arts, willing to do anything to serve his conservative aims. He enabled multiple GOP White Houses to play the long game.

The D.C. Brief

3 mins

Pakistan's generals fail to fix an election

PAKISTAN'S WORSTkept secret is that its military dominates its government. Whether to safeguard the nation against chaos or to protect their own privileged access to power and wealth, its generals have manipulated the country's politics for decades. Pakistan's voters, like voters elsewhere, want change.

Pakistan's generals fail to fix an election

2 mins

Texas' scorched Panhandle

A million acres swept by fire

Texas' scorched Panhandle

1 min

The pains and paintings of Frida Kahlo, reanimated

FRIDA KAHLO'S EARLY 1940s self-portraits, in which monkeys hang from her neck, may seem playful. In reality, she painted them during a suffocating period when she was tangled in a messy divorce and desperate for work.

The pains and paintings of Frida Kahlo, reanimated

1 min

A one-trick pony with many lives

IF YOU DIDN'T GROW UP WITH A WELL-WORN COPY OF Sounds of Silence, Bookends, or Bridge Over Troubled Water among the LPs stacked near the family hi-fi, your parents or grandparents probably did. From the mid- to late 1960s, the sounds of Simon & Garfunkel were so ubiquitous you couldn't escape them if you wanted to.

A one-trick pony with many lives

3 mins

Wiigging out in 1960s Palm Beach

VIETNAM. STONEWALL. CHARLES Manson. Woodstock.

Wiigging out in 1960s Palm Beach

1 min

How do you solve a Problem like the human race?

NETFLIX'S 3 BODY PROBLEM MIGHT BE THE BIGGEST TV series to hit Earth this year.

How do you solve a Problem like the human race?

3 mins

THE BLACK COUNTRY LEGACY

Beyoncé becomes the spiritual heir to a lineage long ago erased by the mainstream

THE BLACK COUNTRY LEGACY

6 mins

BREAKING NEW GROUND

SUNNY CHOI IS HEADING FOR PARIS, WHERE HER SPORT-YES, SPORTWILL MAKE ITS OLYMPIC DEBUT

BREAKING NEW GROUND

8 mins

COMPANY MAN

Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin is getting down to business in a country that feels shortchanged by his election

COMPANY MAN

10 mins

WHY WE 0VER SPEND

The rise of frictionless payments makes it easy to keep buying-whether we can afford to or not

WHY WE 0VER SPEND

6 mins

The Fight to Free Evan

On March 29, 2023, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was arrested in Russia on bogus espionage charges. He remains imprisoned in Moscow-a political hostage in his parents' homeland. Inside the struggle to bring him home

The Fight to Free Evan

10+ mins

A NEW AGE OF NAVAL WARFARE

With the sinking of the Sergei Kotov in early March, a whopping one-third of Russia's Black Sea fleet has been disabled. The maritime theater of the war in Ukraine remains the most significant since the Falklands. But it is also part of a larger story about naval power—which has come back as a central feature of struggles from the Black Sea to the Red Sea, South China Sea, and Taiwan Strait.

A NEW AGE OF NAVAL WARFARE

3 mins

Zyn triggers fears of a new teen nicotine craze

NOT SO LONG AGO, JUUL WAS SEEN AS THE NEW MARLboro.

Zyn triggers fears of a new teen nicotine craze

5 mins

Spring won't bring Gaza relief

THE WAR IN GAZA IS ENTERING ITS sixth month and its third season. More than 30,000 people have been killed there since the Israeli offensive answering Hamas' Oct. 7 massacre, and some 1.9 million displaced people have endured homelessness in punishing winter weather, marked by heavy rain and low temperatures.

Spring won't bring Gaza relief

1 min

IT'S TRUMP'S PARTY

The MAGA movement's takeover of the GOP is now complete

IT'S TRUMP'S PARTY

3 mins

Intimacy and Magnitude

Filmmaker Christopher Nolan on why Oppenheimer's impact goes far beyond its 13 Oscar nominations

Intimacy and Magnitude

10 mins

The D.C. Brief

WHEN ALEXANDRIA OCASIO-Cortez erupted on the national stage back in 2018, a lot of establishment Washington braced for the arrival of a Tea Party-style troublemaker from the left. Six years later, that assessment wasn't so much wrong as under-cooked. While the former bartender remains a key ally to the left, AOC's main job in 2024 may be President Joe Biden's most valuable pinch hitter.

The D.C. Brief

2 mins

Ramy Youssef

Ramy Youssef - The comedian on his new special More Feelings, connecting with the Palestinian cause, and finding laughter in vulnerability

Ramy Youssef

3 mins

A dual reckoning

ONCE I BECAME A CELEBRITY, MIAMI WAS MY BIGGEST market. Flying in from New York City, I could perform in two clubs in one night. Back then, those gigs paid $10,000, or maybe $12,000. It was good, easy money, and they treated me like the star I had become. I flew first-class, stayed in the best hotels, ate at elegant restaurants.

A dual reckoning

6 mins

A stunning Shogun for the 21st century

IT TAKES HUBRIS TO MESS WITH ONE OF THE DEFINING TV events of the 20th century. The original Shogun, a miniseries based on James Clavell's best-selling 1975 doorstop, was a massive hit when it aired on NBC in 1980.

A stunning Shogun for the 21st century

3 mins

The beauty of blooming late

ON MY SECOND DAY IN L.A., BACK IN 1984, MY car caught on fire and I lost everything. I could have turned around and bought a bus ticket home to St. Louis. Instead, I chose to stay and press on. Forty years later, I'm not only still in Los Angeles, but I've found myself at the Emmys as part of the cast of a nominated TV show.

The beauty of blooming late

4 mins

FORGING AN ASIAN EPIC

A new adaptation of Avatar: The Last Air-bender is a love letter to Asian and Indigenous cultures

FORGING AN ASIAN EPIC

4 mins

DECLASSIFIED - THE SECRET SHARERS

MASS SURVEILLANCE AND SOCIAL MEDIA ARE CHANGING THE SPY GAME. INSIDE AMERICA'S SEARCH FOR A SMARTER WAY TO USE INTELLIGENCE

DECLASSIFIED - THE SECRET SHARERS

10+ mins

Women of the Year

12 extraordinary leaders building a more equal future

Women of the Year

10+ mins

The New Antisemitism

HOW AN ANCIENT HATRED HAS REINVENTED ITSELF IN THE MODERN WORLD

The New Antisemitism

10+ mins

What we owe 2020-somethings

IN JANUARY 2020, LUIS WAS 21 AND BEGINNING THE second semester of his junior year at a public university in New York City. He lived with family in Queens, and everyone pitched in to make ends meet.

What we owe 2020-somethings

5 mins

Myanmar's war with itself

Neither strong enough to win nor damaged enough to lose

Myanmar's war with itself

2 mins

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