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  1. feature
    Lenny Pozner Believed in Conspiracy Theories. Until His Son’s Death Became One.Just as a father was mourning his child killed at Sandy Hook, strangers were saying he’d never lived at all.
    By Reeves Wiedeman
  2. feature
    The Making of America’s Next Great Tennis Talent, in Two Very Different LabsTaylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe are the future of the sport, but their pasts couldn’t be more different.
    By Peter de Jonge
  3. politics
    Bill Clinton Stands Poised Between His Past and His Wife’s FutureThe last white male Democratic president has a connection to those who feel left behind.
    By Louisa Thomas
  4. feature
    The Last Days of BMX Superstar Dave MirraLosing the will to die just before choosing death.
    By Lisa Miller
  5. politics
    Inside Donald Trump’s 2016 Presidential CampaignHow the most unorthodox campaign in history actually works.
    By Gabriel Sherman
  6. feature
    Inside Miami Beach’s Clubhouse for the SuperrichFaena House rises just steps from the menacing turquoise sea.
    By Jessica Pressler
  7. early and often
    NYMag Survey: Republican Voters Want ‘Testicular Fortitude’How 100 GOP voters in Iowa and New Hampshire see the world.
    By Gabriel Sherman
  8. early and often
    Survey: GOP Voters Want ‘Testicular Fortitude’How 100 GOP voters in Iowa and New Hampshire see the world.
    By Gabriel Sherman
  9. feature
    Baltimore After Freddie GrayA year after his death, murders in the city have soared, and the relationship between violence and policing has never been more complicated.
    By Benjamin Wallace-Wells
  10. feature
    How One Man’s Face Became Another Man’s FaceA story about cutting-edge medicine and the mysteries of identity.
    By Steve Fishman
  11. feature
    Inside the Brooklyn Uzbek CommunityWhen two young men were arrested en route to Syria, they felt upset, maligned, and only a little sympathetic.
    By Mark Jacobson
  12. feature
    Willie Nelson’s Crusade to Stop Big PotIn what may be his last political act, he is trying to stop Corporate America from co-opting the legal marijuana trade.
    By Wil S. Hylton
  13. feature
    Willie Nelson’s Crusade to Stop Big PotIn what may be his last political act, he is trying to stop Corporate America from co-opting the legal marijuana trade.
    By Wil S. Hylton
  14. tech
    Can Steve Huffman Save Reddit From Itself?He co-founded Reddit. Sold Reddit. Watched Reddit grow. Watched Reddit flounder. Watched Reddit mutiny. Now he’s back, to try to pull Reddit back from the brink.
    By Benjamin Wallace
  15. tech
    Can Steve Huffman Save Reddit From Itself?He co-founded Reddit. Sold Reddit. Watched Reddit grow. Watched Reddit flounder. Watched Reddit mutiny. Now he’s back.
    By Benjamin Wallace
  16. bill de blasio’s new york
    Times Square: The City’s Id, Now and AlwaysThe desnudas started only the latest battle in a century-long struggle over what the crossroads of the world means to New York.
    By Adam Sternbergh
  17. the national circus
    Donald Trump Is Saving Our DemocracyFar from destroying it, he’s exposing all its phoniness and corruption in ways as serious as he is not. And changing it in the process.
    By Frank Rich
  18. media
    The Family Contest to Become the Next New York Times PublisherThree young members of the House of Sulzberger are, politely, battling it out.
    By Gabriel Sherman
  19. feature
    Hunter Rebecca Francis Has a Thing or Two to Teach Us About the WildIn an age of social-media shaming, a single tweet can launch a crusade. But maybe Ricky Gervais should have picked another woman to mess with.
    By Kerry Howley
  20. debates
    Will Intellectual Combat Ever Top Buckley-Vidal?As the superbly entertaining Best of Enemies shows, they don’t make ’em like those two anymore.
    By Jim Holt
  21. feature
    The Ban on Plastic Bags vs. the Ban on Bag BansThe fight is about a lot more than how to get groceries home.
    By Adam Sternbergh
  22. feature
    ‘Do You Know How Your Daughter Died?’When Gloria Huang was declared dead in a Doha emergency room, her parents had no time to grieve before they were caught up in a legal nightmare.
    By Robert Kolker
  23. profile
    The Hard Truths of Ta-Nehisi CoatesAfter the dreams of Martin Luther King Jr. and the hopes of Barack Obama.
    By Benjamin Wallace-Wells
  24. portents
    It Turns Out Bees Are, Quite Literally, Worrying Themselves to DeathThey’re dying of stress, which is stressing us out. But we’ve only got ourselves to blame.
    By David Wallace-Wells
  25. politics
    The Tea-Party Suicide That Has the Right ReelingThe aftershocks of Mark Mayfield’s death in Mississippi.
    By Marin Cogan
  26. politics
    A Tea-Party Suicide That Left the Right ReelingThe aftershocks of Mark Mayfield’s death in Mississippi.
    By Marin Cogan
  27. the sports section
    Does This Ex-Con, Ex-Referee Know the NBA Better Than LeBron?Tim Donaghy sees a different game from the rest of us. Which is why, out of prison, he’s now sports gambling’s golden boy.
    By Pat Jordan
  28. the sports section
    Did a Controversial Stem-Cell Treatment Save Gordie Howe?His family believes so. But they can’t agree on how much of their father belongs to a public who still wants a piece of him.
    By Reeves Wiedeman
  29. early and often
    Jeb Bush Is Not Who You Think He IsHe’s more ruthless than he looks, more conservative than moderates like to believe, and possibly more appealing to Latinos than Marco Rubio.
    By Jennifer Senior
  30. feature
    Fears of a ClownNo one is better at making children laugh than Boswick the Clown. He doesn’t understand why adults are so scared of him.
    By Benjamin Wallace
  31. feature
    Boswick the Clown Doesn’t Understand Why Adults Are So Scared of HimIs clown fear among adults a jokey affectation that has become easy to adopt as clowns fade into irrelevancy and the number of people who’ve seen one in real life dwindles?
    By Benjamin Wallace
  32. feature
    What Happens When Watson the Jeopardy! Robot Grows Up?It was just 4 years old when it beat the show’s best human contestants. As it goes out into the world, how afraid of it should we be?
    By Benjamin Wallace-Wells
  33. the national circus
    Why Do America’s Race Riots So Precisely Mirror Each Other?National amnesia, generation after generation after generation.
    By Frank Rich
  34. nukes
    Babysitting the BombThe missileers of Global Strike Command watch over our aging, often persnickety, and potentially world-destroying nuclear arsenal.
    By Reid Cherlin
  35. feature
    Derek Jeter Opens the DoorThe retiring legend offers a photographer access to his private world — the first project in a new career that is all about control.
    By Chris Smith
  36. from the archives
    If You’re a Stiff or a Welsher, Don’t Fly to Vegas“Give us action is all we ask,” explains the Vegas junketeer. “If you wanna play, play. If you don’t, just go as a tourist … ”
    By John Kobler