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When Juan García awoke on the morning of Friday, July 31, and looked out his window, he saw hundreds of migrants seeking relief from the sweltering heat in a public fountain that separates his home from that of fellow pastor Javier Santolaria across the street. In two days, an unprecedented 80,000 migrants descended on Ceuta,

In 2012, an article for Hollywood Life invited readers to indulge their curiosity about a celebrity’s body: “Kate Bosworth Looks Scary Skinny—Too Thin? Vote.” That year, I was recovering from anorexia. The disease had shattered my health and cost me most of my friendships. My treatment required me to go to weekly appointments with a

This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Robert Harris, Agrippa: A Novel of Ancient Rome’s Descent into Dictatorship (Doubleday, 2026) Toward the close of Robert Harris’s Agrippa (2026), the novel’s eponymous narrator admits he lacks the secretaries who helped shape Julius Caesar’s memoirs, adding that he “cannot abide long books that drag on

Amid sustained pressure by Christian groups, the Indian government decided not to bring before Parliament a controversial bill that would have led to Christian organizations losing their properties. Instead, the Hindu nationalist government referred the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment (FCRA) Bill, 2026, to a committee of lawmakers to examine the concerns raised by...

When I was a young mother with two active sons just 19 months apart, I spent many days at a park that covered several city blocks, filled with duck ponds and hills to run up and down. My second son, always trying to keep up with his older brother, was a bundle of muscle, shimmying