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The Archives

Prayer Celebration • Believers, on February 10, pray around a platform—covered with candles attached to jars of honey—during a ceremony marking the day of Saint Haralampi, Orthodox patron saint of beekeepers, at the Church of the Blessed Virgin in Eastern Bulgaria.

Super Celebration

Price Protests

Uprising

The Exhausted Americans • A growing number of citizens are fed up and want an end to “toxic polarization,” says crisis negotiator Peter Coleman. They may be sufficiently motivated to change the status quo.

Building Back Better • Repairing the damage of the Trump years gives America a chance to redefine what being a citizen should mean

Europe’s Conspiracy Theory Echo Chamber • Several publishers and bloggers on the continent have repeated known falsehoods about both the election and the January 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol

Talking Points

READY TO RUMBLE • A record number of REPUBLICAN WOMEN are in Congress this year. They’re more conservative as a group than in the past and READY TO PUSH hard for what they believe in

NIKKI HALEY’S OPEN FIELD • The Capitol riots cleared the way for a 2024 run by a daughter of immigrants who offers Trumpism-without-Trump

21 Books to Read in Spring 2021

Where to See Yayoi Kusama’s Art Around the World

Jodie Foster