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The inner workings of Vladimir Putin’s state
Establishing identity is a vital, risky and changing business
Modern Japanese dating habits, through the eyes of a medieval novelist
The great Texas emu bubble
The family of a boy without a cerebellum found out how to take its place
The rise of buildings for the deaf and blind
Our Christmas quiz
The invention, slow adoption and near perfection of the zip
Sacred choral music touches on deep religious, moral and political questions
An appreciation of porcelain in four objects
Why Xi Jinping is worried about 2019
The year in obituaries
Sister Wendy Beckett made a difficult combination seem effortless
Why do some countries work longer hours than others?
“Roma” reflects on Mexico’s past, and its present
Letters to the editor
The end of American hegemony
The best letters from our readers in 2018
Is there any truth to the idea of “Midwestern nice”?
America’s longest-ever expansion will approach its end in 2019
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