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The Case of the Missing Neuro Drug Trials
48,000 people took part in trials for new drugs for multiple sclerosis, stroke, Alzheimer disease, migraine, epilepsy, insomnia, and Parkinson’s. No one knows what happened to them. Hilda Bastian takes the case.
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Turkey’s United Front Against Kurds and Democracy
The political success of the Kurds – the colonized – has intimidated not just the authoritarian AKP and ultranationalist MHP but also the nationalist, secularist, so-called social democratic CHP. Deniz Yonucu reports.
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Sunday Comics
Clocks on the wall, Sunday Comics on the wrist/It’s the moments we relive, it’s the moments like this/When it’s time to get ill, we be so ahead of time/It’s the moments we achieve, best believe it’s the moments
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For Refugees in Seattle, Rising Rents Mean the Search for Home Isn’t Over
As costs rise, Seattle begins to lose its reputation as a safe haven for immigrants. Isabel Vázquez tells the story of one Congolese immigrant who fights for the promise.
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When a Picture is Worth a Thousand Lies
The story of a single image, stripped of context, and how it has been used to tell a thousand tales that have nothing to do with the original picture. Connie Moon Sehat and Sana Saleem trace the path.
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The Recursions of Paul Berger
Omar Willey writes a short appreciation of the digital photography of Paul Berger.
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Book Review: The End of Ownership
In the digital age, a lot depends on whether we actually own our stuff, and who gets to decide that in the first place. Kerry Sheehan contemplates the end of the time when people owned what they purchased.
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A Photographer Shines Light on the Abuse Women Suffer at Illegal “Conversion Therapy” Clinics in Ecuador
Ecuadoran photographer Paola Paredes essays the brutality of conversion therapy in her latest series. Yessika Gonzalez writes.
