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    CreditKiana Hayeri for The New York Times

    What Will Become of Afghanistan’s Post-9/11 Generation?

    This summer, the journalist Kiana Hayeri set out to photograph Afghans who grew up after the U.S. invasion in 2001. Instead, she wound up documenting the end of life as they knew it.

    By Kiana Hayeri

  5. Letter of Recommendation

    PhotoA single bite contains an entire sensory universe.
    CreditEsther Choi for The New York Times

    Raw Onions Are the Best Food. Let Me Explain.

    There’s no greater pleasure than biting into a slice of a raw red onion and tasting its stinging sharpness.

    By Iva Dixit

  1. ‘A Sadness I Can’t Carry’: The Story Of The Drum

    For Ojibwe, the Big Drum is a gathering to mourn, to process grief, to understand loss. Could it heal my pain from the past year?

    By David Treuer

  2. Tip

    How to Collect Crystals

    Wear jeans and bring along a small pickax. Expect crowds, but don’t worry — crystal enthusiasts tend to be a genial, family-friendly lot.

    By Malia Wollan

  3. The Ethicist

    My Stepdad Has Alzheimer’s. Can My Mom Date Someone Else?

    The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on marriage vows and stolen library books.

    By Kwame Anthony Appiah

  4. Letter of Recommendation

    How to Solve Any Problem Using Just Common Sense

    Contemplating Fermi problems keeps me curious about the world and how things relate to one another.

    By Caroline Chen

  5. Talk

    Michael Keaton, Revved Up and Ready to Tell Some Stories

    “I always felt like I disappointed Cher ... ”

    By David Marchese

  6. Judge John Hodgman on Older Tree Climbers

    Should a father still be saving cats from trees when he’s over 70?

    By John Hodgman

  7. Poem: Headphones

    Bob Holman calls Serhiy Zhadan’s poetry a “Canterbury Tales” of Ukrainian common people.

    By Serhiy Zhadan and Reginald Dwayne Betts

  8. How to Let Your Mind Wander

    Research suggests that people with freely moving thoughts are happier. Easy, repetitive activities like walking can help get you in the right mindset.

    By Malia Wollan

  9. Saving Pop Punk? That’s Just Their Warm-Up Act.

    Meet Me @ the Altar want to be household names — and that’s not a crazy notion.

    By Hanif Abdurraqib

  10. Judge John Hodgman on Dads Doing Dad Things

    A father exerts his right to embarrass his son.