Welcome to Cairo! Where Is Your Wife?
In Egypt, most displays of man-on-man affection aren’t what you might think
Read MoreOctober 2006
Marci McDonald explores Stephen Harper’s connections to the religious right; Andrew Clark mourns tennis’s lost art of rushing the net; Taylor Owen and Ben Kiernan provide an exclusive look at the shocking intensity of the US bombing campaign in Cambodia; fiction by Peter Behrens…
Bombs Over Cambodia
New information reveals that Cambodia was bombed far more heavily than previously believed
Read MoreGuerilla Frogger
An independent scientist sticks his tongue out at Costa Rican conservation efforts
Read MoreLife during Wartime
Even here on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, surrounded by wealth, beaches, and footloose summer fun, there is sadness, anger, and resignation. Lee Shorey — a fifty-two-year-old high-school teacher and mother of …
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African Queen
Finbarr O’Reilly on his award-winning photograph
Read MoreA Billion Little Pieces
Illustration by Clayton Hanmer It was one of those days that fill you with hope and a sense of tristesse. They come often to this part of Provence, where our …
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Serve-and-Volley, Anyone?
Once the dominant style in tennis, rushing the net is now a vanishing art
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Dictation-bound
Forget spelling bees – for a real challenge, try the Dictée des Amériques
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The Animals We Love, The Animals We Eat
Pets are family, but chickens are food products? A Quebec vet examines our two-faced relationship with animals
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