In this issue: Anne Applebaum on the violence in Sudan, and what happens when America gives up on helping the world—with photography by Pulitzer winner Lynsey Addario. How the rise of Elon Musk was the downfall of NASA. Clint Smith’s reflections on home, 20 years after his family’s New Orleans neighborhood was wrecked by Hurricane Katrina. Chasing John le Carré’s ghost in Corfu in the latest edition of The Atlantic’s Writer’s Way. The Canadian doctors making heartbreaking decisions under the legalization of Medical Assistance in Dying. And a profile of Fred Walecki, the man who sold guitars to the Eagles, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, and many more legends of the '60s and '70s.
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