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Signs of progress

What you said about

For the Record

A new push for COVID - 19’s roots

Am I eligible for a booster?

HIGHER POWER

Facebook’s dramatic fall from grace continues

NEWS TICKER

Are America’s leaders growing too old to serve?

Animal instincts • On Oct. 15, a federal judge ruled that the descendants of hippos smuggled into Colombia by drug kingpin Pablo Escobar have the legal rights of people—the first ruling of its kind in the U.S. Here, more creatures in court.

Jerry Pinkney • Brought Black beauty to life

Studying in secret online

Halyna Hutchins’ death could be a turning point for Hollywood

Jungle passage

The Rudeness Epidemic

The LGBTQ+ History of the Harlem Renaissance

Iran and the U.S. play their weak hands over a chasm

The secrets of Indra Nooyi’s success

What I learned from Colin Powell

Letting go

Chamber of Conscience • How CEO whisperer Jeffrey Sonnenfeld mobilized business leaders to dump Trump—and helped shape the new era of “woke capitalism”

They Quit. Now What? • YOUNG PEOPLE ARE LEAVING THEIR JOBS IN RECORD NUMBERS—AND NOT GOING BACK

The Many Lives of H. Rap Brown • He sits in prison after decades of fighting for Black liberation, forgotten by the nation that never understood him

Climate is Everythings • An American diplomat in Scotland What to watch for at COP26 Raising the steaks Hearing Africa’s voice Banking on climate Green energy in the outback

The Optimist’s Challenge

The Cop26 Agenda

The Cow That Might Feed the Planet

Raising Africa’s Voice

Banking on ‘Green Swans’

What Green Power Owes the People

The Elusive Diana of the Imagination

He’s loved and He’s lost

Kaepernick’s origin story

Emily in Amherst

Darcie Little Badger will tell you the story

Sylvia Earle • The marine biologist on her new book, how heavy fishing increases carbon dioxide and getting to know lobsters as individuals