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Waymo wants us to give up the car keys. But what are we if not drivers? Molly Fischer on the view from the back seat.

By studying fire scars in ancient wood, many scientists have become convinced that Indigenous people transformed North ...

In rural Argentina, isolated residents exchange messages over AM radio.

In a new series featuring surveillance-camera stills of suspected shoplifters, the photographer Deana Lawson seems more ...

For generations, Japanese gangsters have styled themselves as heirs to the samurai—a mystique that helped them prosper in ...

For the cover of the October 19, 2026, issue, the artist Malika Favre captures the transition of our wardrobes at the first ...

Plants used as a medieval floor covering: six letters.

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