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Monuments to the Unthinkable
America still can’t figure out how to memorialize the sins of our history. What can we learn from Germany?
How Germany remembers the Holocaust, Taylor Sheridan’s TV empire, Taiwan prepares, and Haruki Murakami on choosing his characters. Plus the costs of saving a pet’s life, Bono, the petulant King Charles III, J. Edgar Hoover, why Putin must lose, pull-ups, and more.
America still can’t figure out how to memorialize the sins of our history. What can we learn from Germany?
If China wants to do something drastic, President Tsai Ing-wen told me, “Xi has to weigh the costs. He has to think twice.”
In Dublin with the irrepressible U2 front man
For $15,000, you can get your pet a new kidney.
Inside Paramount’s Yellowstone juggernaut
I don’t choose them; they choose me.
A better future requires Putin’s defeat—and the end to imperial aspirations.
Charles III can’t keep the myth of monarchy alive.
Missy Elliott. Timbaland. Allen Iverson. What was it about the Tidewater region in 2002?
The United States can—and must—wield its power for good.
Before his abuses of power were exposed, he was celebrated as a scourge of Nazis, Communists, and subversives.
The abolitionists have long been portrayed as heroes. A new book views them, and their family, in a different light.
Readers respond to an argument in our October issue.
It’s you versus you.