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“The New York Times”: “Inside Raqqa, the Capital of ISIS”
“The New York Times”: “Room for Debate: Does Europe Need a New Surveillance System?”
“The New York Times”: “The Attacks in Paris Reveal the Strategic Limits of Isis” by Olivier Roy
“The New York Times”: “The Danger of Placing Your Chips on Beauty” by Roger Cohen
“The New York Times”: “’Times Insider: Reporting Europe’s Refugee Crisis”
“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Doomsday Scam” by C.J. Chivers
“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Women of Hollywood Speak Out” by Maureen Dowd
“The Washington Post”: “The Belgian neighborhood indelibly linked to jihad” by Steven Mufson
“The New Yorker”: “Annals of Medicine: Helping Hand” by Karen Russell
“The New Yorker”: “A Reporter At Large: The Doomsday Invention” by Raffi Khatchatourian
“The New York Review of Books”: “From Mumbai to Paris” by Ahmad Rashid
“The New York Review of Books”: “The War ISIS Wants” by Scott Atran & Nafees Hamid
“The New York Review of Books”: “Yale: The Power of Speech” by David Corn
“The Guardian”: “1966: the year youth culture exploded” by Jn Savage
“The Observer”: “The scientists with reason to be cheerful” by Ed Cumming
“Financial Times”: “Lunch with the FT: John Oliver” by Matthew Garrahan
“FT Magazine”: “Satellite wars: a news arms race in our skies” by Sam Jones
“The Intercept”: “Edward Snowden Explains How to Reclaim Your Privacy” by Micah Lee
“GQ”: “President Obama and Bill Simmons: The GQ Interview” by Bill Simmons
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“The New York Times”: “What Will Come After Paris” by The Editorial Board
“The New York Times”: “Could Paris Happen Here?” by Steven Simon and Daniel Benjamin
“The New York Times”: “Fearing Fear Itself” by Paul Krugman
“The New York Times”: “Michel Houellebecq’s ‘Submission’” by Karl Ove Knausgaard
“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Dream Live of Driverless Cars” by Geoff Manaugh
“The New York Times Magazine”: “The Secrets in Greenland’s Ice Sheets” by Jon Gartner
“T Magazine”: “My $120’000 Vacation” by David Brooks
“The New Yorker”: “Annals of Science: The Gene Hackers” by Michael Specter
“The New Yorker”: “American Chronicles: Politics and the New Machine” by Jill Lepore
“The New York Review of Books”: “The Mystery of IS” by Anonymous
“The New York Review of Books”: “Ayaan Hirsi Ali: How She Wants to Modify Muslims” by Max Rodenbeck
“The New York Review of Books”: “Betrayal in Burma” by Joshua Hammer
“The New York Review of Books”: “Even Worse than We thought” by Julian Barnes
“The Atlantic”: “Can the U.S. Military Halt Its Brain Drain?” by David Barno & Nora Bensahel
“Foreign Affairs”: “A Case of Putin Envy” by Valerie Sperling
“The Independent”: “’We remain blindfolded about Isis’, says the man who should know” by Robert Fisk
“The Guardian”: “Tibet’s plea: fix the roof of the world, before it’s too late” by Lobsang Sangay
“The Guardian”: “Mexico City’s water crisis: from source to sewer” by Jonathan Watts
“The Guardian”: “Delicate, but pivotal: Iran’s fractional politics explained” by Gareth Smith
“The Guardian”: “Why the BBC is worth saving” by Allan Little
“The Guardian”: “How Fox ate National Geographic” by Sam Thielman
“FT Magazine”: “Inside Atlético Madrid: can the club go global?” by Simon Kuper
“London Review of Books”: “Bantu in the Bathroom” by Jacqueline Rose