NO COUNTRY FOR EDWARD SNOWDEN

Hold Your Breath

New Delhi—A man sifts through trash at a massive garbage

Libyan Sniper

Sirte, Libya— A fighter with Libyan forces affiliated to the

Peace Postponed

Bogotá, Colombia—Colombians who backed a peace deal with the Revolutionary

Before the Storm

Siboney, Cuba— Yosvan Anaya prepares to take shelter in a

A LOWER EDUCATION

New York’s attorney general says Trump U. was a cruel and massive fraud, and now he’s looking hard at Donald Trump’s foundation

Post-ISIS Crisis

AID GROUPS NEED MORE FUNDING TO PREPARE FOR THE FALLOUT OF OPERATIONS TO OUST THE ISLAMIC STATE FROM MOSUL

THE LONG ALARM OF THE LAW

Bulgarian lawmakers are set to vote on legislation to ban ‘radical Islam.’ But critics say it will wind up discriminating against all Muslims

THE BERKELEY INTIFADA

The endless conflict in the Middle East roils the hotbed of 1960s radicalism

THE HAVANA HUSTLE

HOW DONALD TRUMP’S COMPANY VIOLATED THE U.S. EMBARGO AGAINST THE CASTRO REGIME TO GET A CASINO IN CUBA

RIGHT THEN! RIGHT NOW!

FIFTY YEARS AFTER ITS FOUNDING, THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY MARCHES ON IN THE SPIRIT OF BLACK LIVES MATTER AND ON THE STREETS OF CHARLOTTEFFOR WHEREVER POLICE NEXT SHOOT AN UNARMED BLACK MAN

A BITING CHANCE

INSIDE THE HALTING, UNDERFUNDED CAMPAIGN TO PREVENT A ZIKA EPIDEMIC IN THE U.S

READY, SET-DATA!

Chicago’s marathon turns to tech to help participants stay the course

WHEN DINOSAURS RULED THE EPA

If Donald Trump gets to the White House, ‘global warming’ will magically disappear

THE OUTSIDER

Misfits, loners, the suicidal and the haunted—Rebecca Hall gets under all their skins

HUNG JURY

A Pissarro stolen by the Nazis is coming back to Paris. But only after a battle

The Kids Are Uptight

Andrea Arnold’s new film hits the road—hard

MAN OF STEEL

Forty years on, Gérald Genta’s sports watches look as timely as ever

To-Do the List

1 EAT British chef Nathan Outlaw launches his eponymous fish