FREEDOM FROM CHOICE

Night of Terror

London—Police lead people to safety in central London

Diplomatic Danger

Kabul, Afghanistan— First responders work near the

One Man’s Ceiling

Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh—After killing hundreds in Sri

Killing the Next Pablo

Apartado, Colombia— Jose Mendoza tosses pamphlets out

THE GREAT MISCOMMUNICATOR

Can Trump pull a Reagan and beat the rap?

THE UN-HILLARYS

In the shadow of Donald Trump, thousands of millennials are gunning to save the Democratic Party

FRESHMAN DISORIENTATION

Veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are struggling to adjust to life in college. But a Vassar program is trying to change that

FANTASTIC DAMAGE

How corruption in Nigeria is making it hard to defeat Boko Haram

At Long Last Monk

Why did it take 58 years to release the jazz legend’s only soundtrack?

MY FAVORITE MARTIAN DRONE

Astronomers hope drones can help map the red planet

LET 1,000 UNICORNS BLOOM

Entrepreneurs come in all shapes, sizes and cities. They don’t have to be in Silicon Valley to disrupt the world

TOXIC BURN NOTICE

Destroying hazardous waste out in the open is banned in the U.S., with one glaring exception: the military

LIMITING SCREAM TIME

STARING DUMBLY at a smartphone isn’t just for grown-ups

Omachi, Japan

A new festival turns its rural setting into contemporary art

A Recipe for Success

How architect David Rockwell and chef Nobu Matsuhisa built their perfect restaurant

No Handmaidens Here

Secret lives of ancient women

Magic Carpet Ride Arundhati Roy captures

India’s chaotic beauty in her second novel

Widow’s Pique Rachel Weisz has her way with classic melodrama in My Cousin Rachel

THE SCREENING ROOM

Novelist Meg Wolitzer on 20 Years of the Moth

WHEN I WAS FIRST asked to be a storyteller at the Moth

’ Mali, 1988’ Harry Gruyaert

HARRY GRUYAERT is a Magnum photographer, but he doesn’t