A REPORTER AT LARGE
Get Out of Jail, Inc.
Does the alternatives-to-incarceration industry profit from injustice?
by Sarah Stillman
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Notes of Dissent
LETTER FROM BUDAPEST
Notes of Dissent
In Hungary, Iván Fischer is shaking up music and politics.
by Alex Ross
Sketchbook
SKETCHBOOK
by Maira Kalman
Schooled
A REPORTER AT LARGE
Schooled
Cory Booker, Chris Christie, and Mark Zuckerberg had a plan to reform Newark’s schools. They got an education.
by Dale Russakoff
The End of Food
ANNALS OF GASTRONOMY
The End of Food
Has a tech entrepreneur come up with a product to replace our meals?
by Lizzie Widdicombe
The Anchor
LETTER FROM LAMPEDUSA
The Anchor
The Africans who risk all to reach Europe look to an exiled priest as their savior.
by Mattathias Schwartz
This is My Jail
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE
This is My Jail
Where gang members and their female guards set the rules.
by Jeffrey Toobin
My Friend, Stalin’s Daughter
PERSONAL HISTORY
My Friend, Stalin’s Daughter
The strange life of Svetlana Alliluyeva.
by Nicholas Thompson
The Comandante’s Canal
A REPORTER AT LARGE
The Comandante’s Canal
Will a grand national project enrich Nicaragua, or only its leader?
by Jon Lee Anderson
Patriot Games
LETTER FROM SOCHI
Patriot Games
Vladimir Putin lives his Olympic dream.
by David Remnick