Jul 26, 2018 Vol 192 No 5

Europe Made Billions from Tourists. Now It’s Turning Them Away

Local News Is a Vital Resource-But It’s Disappearing Fast

Cuba Moves Away From its Communist Past and Toward a Modern Future

Jonathan Gold Celebrated How Food Shaped Community
Epicurean Angeleno

Antoine Fuqua Remembers the Storytelling Genius of Shinobu Hashimoto
Screen storyteller

Israel’s Netanyahu Takes a Page From the Authoritarian Playbook

Trump Has Made Iran Public Enemy No.1. How Far Will He Go?
As America’s long-running regional contest with Iran heats up, Trump and Tehran are fueling the fire with rhetoric, money and guns

Why TIME Created a Special Issue on the American South

My True South: Why I Decided to Return Home
Returning home to a place I love more than I loathe

Foreday in the Morning
Previously unpublished work from Southern poets

Memories From the South: Hunting Camp

Memories From the South: Waters of the Bayou

Memories From the South: Growing Up in a ‘Sundown Town’

Memories From the South: Jogging Through Paynes Prairie

Memories From the South: Doe’s Eat Place

Memories From the South: Fried Chicken on Race Day

Duty

Previously unpublished work from Southern poets

The South Could Mend America’s Divide-If It Reckons With Its Past
A chance to reshape American life

Why the Mississippi Remains the South’s Most Vital Artery
The Mississippi remains the South’s most vital artery

How Southern Food Has Finally Embraced Its Multicultural Soul
Southern food has finally embraced its multicultural soul

An Orchard at the Bottom of a Hill
Previously unpublished work from Southern poets

Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon Made the Buddy Comedy of Your Dreams

Privilege Takes Center Stage in Broadway’s Straight White Men

Mission: Impossible-Fallout May Be the Best Since the Original

The Bloody Brilliance of Megan Abbott

Michiko Kakutani Is Fighting for Truth in a Post-Truth Era