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Conversation

For the Record

A deal for Israel and the UAE—and voters

Thai protesters take on a once untouchable monarchy

News Ticker

Why are COVID-19 test results still taking so long?

Body of evidence • When a piece of a Lego arm fell out of a 7-year-old boy’s nose in New Zealand on Aug. 16, two whole years had passed since he’d pushed it up there. Here, other internal objects.

Milestones

Veep creator Armando Iannucci says these times call for Charles Dickens

Football’s losing plan

Putin won’t ride to the rescue of Belarus’ strongman

Disaster nonresponse

Continuing my great-grandmother’s fight

How coming forward brought me back to myself

Harris takes the stage • HER TIME IN THE U.S. SENATE REVEALS WHAT KIND OF NATIONAL LEADER THE DEMOCRATS’ VP PICK MAY BE

Undeliverable • By embroiling the Postal Service in controversy and shaking Americans’ confidence in mail voting, the President wins

Battlefield Chicago • In a city’s fight against gun violence, do federal agents help or hurt?

Losing Hope in India • Faced with a recession, a surging virus and majoritarian rule, many people in the world’s largest democracy are wondering how they’ll survive

After the explosion • Abandoned by the government that left a bomb on their doorstep, Beirut tries to summon the energy for change

The wages of hate • A global pandemic, a summer of protests and the 2020 election have led to a windfall for extremists and conspiracy theorists

When COVID doesn’t go away • For some patients, the disease lingers for months. Scientists are studying the magnitude of the problem—and how to respond

What does kindness look like? • YOUR EFFORTS TO HELP DISABLED PEOPLE MAY NOT ALWAYS HAVE THE INTENDED EFFECT

America deserves a black future • CONVERSATIONS AND ESSAYS EXPLORING AMERICA’S OPPRESSIVE PAST AND VISIONS FOR A MORE EQUITABLE FUTURE

We deserve a black future

Angela Davis + Yara Shahidi • On empowering young people in their activism

Geoffrey Canada + Tyree Boyd-Pates • On teaching American history to reckon with the realities of the past

Barbara Lee + Jamaal Bowman • On upending systemic oppression through public policy

21 Savage uses his platform as a Grammy-winning rapper to advocate for financial literacy

Danielle Geathers claimed space for herself as a leader on campus

Nikkolas Smith makes art to call out racial injustice and inspire change

Douglas Brooks + Dr. Otis Brawley • On how the pandemic might lead to lasting solutions for our health care disparities

Tyler, the Creator + Kenya Barris • On the importance of making art that centers different perspectives

Janaya Future Khan finds strength through organizing in the Black Lives Matter movement—and boxing

Naomi Osaka + Mikey Williams • On upending hierarchies for young Black athletes to create a new archetype

Imara Jones shines a light on the visionary work of Black trans women

Learning to love and to lie

In Netflix’s latest space epic, Mom needs Mars

Facing the music again, with cautious enthusiasm

Harold L. Martin • The chancellor of the nation’s largest historically Black university on returning students to campus, Trump’s boasting and the choice of Kamala Harris