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Contributors

The Mail: The Mail

Goings On: Goings On • What we’re watching, listening to, and doing this week.

Tables for Two: Fong On

Comment: War Torn

On the Streets: Guerrilla Grafters

The Musical Life: Disbanding

The Boards: Braid of Life

Dream Job Dept.: Numero Uno

Annals of Law: Fierce Attachments • How foster parents are battling birth families for custody.

Shouts & Murmurs: Terms and Conditions

American Chronicles: The Pitchfork of History • Beyond the myth of rural America.

Letter from San Francisco: Spectacular Fall • The city was on top, until it wasn’t. But how broken is it, really?

Poems: Signs, Music

A Reporter at Large: Hot Air • Carbon offsets are sold as a fix for climate catastrophe—but brands have paid millions for worthless credits.

Sketchbook: Asking for a Friend

Fiction: I Am Pizza Rat

Poems: Arts & Sciences

The Art World: The French Connection • Manet and Degas had a long, often petty friendship. The result was modern art.

Books: Get Happy • The business of contentment.

Books: The Verdict • Did the Allied tribunal in postwar Tokyo secure justice—or merely vengeance?

Books: Briefly Noted

Books: Possession • What happens when a novelist writes a follow-up to someone else’s novel.

Pop Music: Horny on Main • Troye Sivan’s songs of desire.

The Theatre: Epic Proportions • Two new intergenerational sagas explore the American legacy.

CARTOON CAPTION CONTEST

Puzzles & Games Dept. My Interest Is Piqued • A themed crossword.