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April 8, 2023 | Vol. 38, No. 7

Pandemic prescriptions

Emma Freire | On the third anniversary of lockdowns, experts reassess the sharp divide over COVID vaccines


FEATURES
Step by step

Sharon Dierberger | A U.S. limb clinic helps Ukrainians recover from the wounds of war

Risk of return

Jenny Lind Schmitt | West weighs terror threat posed by ISIS wives who come home


CULTURE
TRENDING

Going on offense

TRENDING | Female athletes are fighting in different ways to keep men out of their sports

Books

The making of a legal star

BOOKS | Scalia’s greatness extended beyond his law career

Packed with wisdom

BOOKS | Finding important themes in Paul’s letter to Titus

A son of Abraham?

BOOKS | Author offers a religious and intellectual look at Lincoln

Children's Books

Picture book lessons

CHILDREN’S BOOKS | Tales of sacrifice, love, hope, and bravery for young readers

 
FILM & TV

His Only Son

MOVIE | Despite small-studio limitations, Abraham’s journey may be worth a watch

Star Trek: Picard

TELEVISION | A beloved captain returns in a sci-fi series marked by courageous escapades and a materialist outlook

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

MOVIE | Fantasy heist delivers captivating adventure and epic humor

Box Office Top 10

MOVIES | Top films for the weekend of March 17-19

The quest to solve a murder spree

Boston Strangler depicts dogged reporters pursuing a frustrating case

Music

The boss gives it his all

MUSIC | Bruce Springsteen’s impressive 2023 tour

New and noteworthy

MUSIC | Reviews of four albums


NOTEBOOK
Business
Finding a way to stay

BUSINESS | Remote work and internships provide a financial lifeline to young Lebanese in economic crisis

Technology
A gaggle of questions

TECHNOLOGY | Field-testing DuckDuckGo’s AI-powered search engine

Science
Marked by anxiety

SCIENCE | Scientists hope a blood test can improve treatment

Law
Feeling offended

LAW | Some Supreme Court justices disagree over whether an “offended observer” can sue