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Why the first few days of war in Ukraine went badly for Russia

By Zack Beauchamp

The Supreme Court appears eager to gut the EPA, but can’t figure out how to do it

By Ian Millhiser

Climate change is already making parts of the world unlivable

By Umair Irfan

Inventing Anna’s lazy girlboss revenge fantasy

By Alex Abad-Santos

How Kibbe body types became an internet obsession

By Terry Nguyen

One Good Thing: Music to dance to as a hurricane bears down

By Emily St. James

The case for a Black History Year

By Jamil Smith

Putin’s baffling war strategy

By Ellen Ioanes

How to think about the risk of nuclear war, according to 3 experts

By Neel Dhanesha

A “no-fly zone” in Ukraine is a catastrophically bad idea

By Zack Beauchamp

What the Russian invasion of Ukraine could mean for global hunger

By Siobhan McDonough and Youyou Zhou

Ukraine’s resistance is built on the backs of volunteers

By Ellen Ioanes

Big Tech’s Russia problem

By Shirin Ghaffary

A Texas race could tell Democrats two important things about the 2022 midterms

By Nicole Narea and Li Zhou

“I believe in our defenders more than in God”: Why this Ukrainian family plans to stay in place

By Fabiola Cineas

Your 9 biggest questions about the 2022 Oscars, answered

By Alissa Wilkinson

The war in Ukraine could portend the end of the “long peace”

By Bryan Walsh

The real and imagined history of Ukraine

By Noel King, Miles Bryan and 1 more

Is the cyberwar coming or is it already here?

By Sara Morrison

Who is Ketanji Brown Jackson?

By Ian Millhiser

Reckoning with the war meme in wartime

By Aja Romano

4 lessons from the life of global health visionary Paul Farmer

By Keren Landman

Why the US won’t send troops to Ukraine

By Zack Beauchamp

Vox’s The Goods launches ‘The Big Squeeze,’ a biweekly column about consumption under capitalism

By Amani Orr

Former evangelicals are putting the American church under a microscope in pop culture

By Emily St. James

The Ukrainian refugee crisis has already begun

By Nicole Narea

US sanctions will squeeze Russia — but they’re unlikely to stop the war in Ukraine

By Jen Kirby

One thing Democrats and Republicans agree on: “crippling” sanctions on Russia

By Li Zhou

Putin’s “Nazi” rhetoric reveals his terrifying war aims in Ukraine

By Zack Beauchamp

2 big reasons America’s booster rates are lagging

By Dylan Scott