Artists Wade Guyton and Peter Fischli Are Running the Show at the Aspen Art Museum

Pates du Jour

Brussels—U.S. President Donald Trump greets French

Asian Rainbow

Taipei, Taiwan— Supporters celebrate at a rally after

Deadly Crossing

Lampedusa, Italy— Migrants sailing from Libya swim

Three- Ring Funeral

Uniondale, New York—Big-cat trainer Alexander Lacey

THE FOREVER WAR

Until the West crushes ISIS’s ideology, bombings like the one in Manchester are going to continue— and maybe become more common

SOMEONE DID TALK

After years of silence, a former CIA operative speaks out about Castro, Oswald and the assassination of JFK

THE BOT WHO CRIED WOLF

How Germany is cracking down on fake news

THE STRAINED QUALITY

AS RURAL AMERICA FACES AN ONSLAUGHT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, SOME STATES HAVE FOUND A RADICAL WAY TO HELP

PROM NIGHT IN GANGSTERLAND

YOUNG SOUTH AFRICANS IN THE VIOLENT TOWNSHIP OF MANENBERG LOOK FORWARD TO ONE CAREFREE EVENING

MEAT THE NEW BOSS

The never-ending quest to make a decent faux burger may be ending

LOSING ITS SHINE

Apple has a potentially fatal flaw at its core: It doesn’t know enough about you

CODE: LEAD EMERGENCY

Environmentalists say lead bullets kill twice, the second time by poisoning animals

VIRTUAL REINCARNATION

Virtual reality is luring kids out of the basement and back to the arcade—or the art gallery

The Art of Satire How Superflex used humor to take on the corporate world

The Art of Satire How Superflex used humor to take

Form & Function Laure Maillé picks future classics from her new London furniture store

Form & Function Laure Maillé picks future classics

That’s Just Dandy!

DANDYISM IS TYPICALLY associated with the likes of

Essex Girl Sarah Perry Finds Beauty Close to Home

WONDERS AND MARVELS, either natural or supernatural

The Wizard of Odd Twin Peaks transports us back to the weird world of David Lynch

The Wizard of Odd Twin Peaks transports us back to

Cursed Again?

THERE’S NOTHING WRONG with Hollywood remakes—The Maltese

‘Saltimbanques, Arlequin, Arles’ Lucien Clergue, 1955

IN 1953, LUCIEN CLERGUE, a teenage clerk at a food