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Guillaume de Machaut, the master poet-composer of fourteenth-century France, served for many years as the canon of the great Gothic…

“People see it as a fake sport. Whenever you tell someone you play Ultimate, it’s like: oh, is that where…

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“I was seventeen. Only child, not a lot of friends. But I had a plan. I was going to become…

Good old apocalypse: it’s always there when we need it, ready to give shape to our baggy existential crises. As…

Your story in this week’s issue, “The Buggy,” is about a man who sees a baby buggy—or stroller, as an…

The first time we meet Janet in “Janet Planet,” a wondrous début feature from the celebrated playwright Annie Baker, she…

This week, Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in the Middle East speaking to regional leaders about the U.S. push…

Last September, in a northern neighborhood of New Delhi, Mohammed Ishaq was lynched for eating a banana. The fruit had…

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