Where oil rigs go to die
A piece tracing the final journeys of oil rigs destined for ship breaking yards.
A piece tracing the final journeys of oil rigs destined for ship breaking yards.
The dramatic tale of the sinking of a passenger steamer in the Atlantic, 150 miles from Boston, the personal consequences for those involved, and efforts by treasure hunters to find the wreck.
A Nobel prize winning economist describes his experience serving on a commission convened after the release of the Panama Papers.
Two bodies – one found in Norway, the other in the Netherlands, and both wearing Tribord wetsuits. The police were unable to identify them. This article, from Norwegian tabloid Dagbladet, tells their story. The translation is ever so slightly clunky in places, but this is a truly gripping and eye-opening view of how a global crisis affects people on an individual level.
A sobering analysis of the tension between North Korea and the United States, written this April as global concern spiked around the volatile situation.
A revealing profile of the recently toppled National Security Advisor provides insights into the Trump White House.
A thoughtful piece on the transcendental beauty and structural fragility of one of the most celebrated works of art in the world, Michelangelo’s statue of David.
A story examining the unusual case of a middle aged woman who experiences everything in the present. The difference between her and many people in a similar situation is that rather than having the agony of losing the ability to form and access memories, she has never had it. This study of a life experienced without memory is illuminating and surprising.