The Winds
Teenage witchcraft isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, especially when love spells are off limits.
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Women’s Work: The Last Queens of Hawaii
The last two queens of Hawaii imagined new ways to care for people with leprosy; their efforts did not last, but their legacy remains.
Corruption, Compliance and Conscience: A Glimpse Into Supreme Court Ethics Scandals
The Supreme Court has always contended with ethical lapses, but remedies have been largely toothless.
It Stands to Reason
Unusual correlations can reveal the world’s secrets, as long as you don’t let pesky logic get in the way.
Elvis Would Be Turning 90 in 2025. Here’s What It’s Like to Visit His Boyhood Home.
Tupelo, Mississippi tells a story of a young boy who sang in a country gospel church and bought his first guitar down at the local hardware store.
Considering History: Some Revolutionary Anniversaries to Celebrate in 2025
Lexington and Concord aren’t the only anniversaries in 2025. If we take into account the history of all Americans, there is much more to commemorate this year.
Our Better Nature: Think Snow — Forests and Fields Need It
You may dread the white stuff, but the flora in certain climates depends on it.
Women’s Work: Fighting to Serve — Black Nurses in World War II
Despite the military’s racial segregation policies, Black nurses made significant contributions at home and abroad during World War II.
Owen’s List: Finding a Way to Recycle Zombie Trash
What started as a father-son weekend project turned into Ridwell, which aims to keep hard-to-recycle items out of landfills.
Colored Cotton
On the run from police, a drifter and veteran finds work — and much more — on an Arizona ranch.
News of the Week: Novelty Snow, Ruby Slippers, and the Pros and Cons of the Golden At-Bat
In the news of the week ending December 12, 2024, are $28 million shoes, a $700 million cathedral restoration, and a Golden At-Bat.
The Real Rules of Parkchester Baseball
Tabitha finds herself trapped between her mother’s Old World expectations of a young lady and her newfound love of baseball.
Devout
As the holiday season rolls around, a young woman struggles with religious orthodoxy, parental expectations, and a world of possibilities.
Ski the Sun Belt
Skiing in Alabama? Schussing in Southern California? Bill Newcott reveals ski vacation getaways in sunny southern states.
Norwegian Wood
Who — or what — took the detective’s aging mother’s jewelry?
From the Archive: Jimmy Breslin on the Legacy of JFK
One year after the assassination, one man pays humble tribute to President Kennedy.