Statue of Limitations Whoever wins, this year’s Oscars debate is on a losing streak

Fleeing North for the Winter

Hemmingford, Quebec—A family of Sudanese refugees struggles across the snowy

You, With the Yarmulke!

Washington, D.C.— President Donald Trump calls on an Orthodox Jewish

Baton Rage

Paris—A vehicle burns in the suburb of Bobigny on February

Children’s Crusade

Chittagong, Bangladesh—They are Myanmar’s tired, unwanted masses, but at least

MIKE FLYNN, SECURITY RISK

Trump’s national security adviser resigned over secret talks with Russia. But how did he even get the job?

WELL LIT

The Paris Review, America’s foremost literary magazine, gears up in the age of Trump

RESCUE MISSION

ISIS AND OTHER GROUPS ARE ERASING CENTURIES OF JEWISH HISTORY IN THE MIDDLE EAST. BUT A SMALL TEAM OF MOSTLY VOLUNTEERS ARE TRYING TO STOP THEM—EVEN IF IT MEANS RISKING THEIR LIVES

DROPOUT U

Disruptor-extraordinaire PETER THIEL says college is a big con and he’s going to ix it

WHEN DOGS FLU

Researchers have a potential new vaccine for dog influenza

MUMPS IN THE ROAD

The Rubulavirus is making a scary comeback

SAVING FIRST RESPONDERS

A new tracking system outdoes GPS at locating first responders during a crisis

NO LYE

Environmentalists say the cosmetics industry targets African-Americans for potentially hazardous products

Weil am Rhein, Germany Design builds bridges between man and machine

ROBOTS WILL destroy us; robots will save us. These two

It’s Personal Gurinder Chadha turns from comedy to history-and a family tragedy

F IFTEEN YEARS after she launched her career internationally with

Dream Weave Jessica Macias, co-founder of Maison Numen, finds the pattern in things

Many modern retailers look beyond the strictly parochial for their

Aquavit, London

Nordic with a New York accent, two-Michelin-starred Aquavit has chosen

Small Worlds

THIS SURVEY of contemporary Japanese architecture from 2015, now in

Dawn Hudson reads up for the Oscars

“I am a passionate lover of memoirs—I have two shelves

Best of Enemies Sana Krasikov keeps Russia in the family

WHEN THE world is changing rapidly, fiction can feel like

Wawrinka’s Dip at the Wells

DRESSED IN a tennis kit of salmon and neon green—looking

“Saint’s Day, San Pedro Chayuco” Matt Black

MATT BLACK followed a path from home, and it led