The story behind a tragic death in Queens. #ThisIs18. \u201cHalloween\u201d at 40. Haruki Murakami doesn\u2019t dream; he writes. And a new crop of feminist dystopian fiction.<\/b>
\nWelcome to the weekend. This week we celebrated young women and stayed on top of a fast-moving storm. Time to exhale, stay under the covers and read some excellent journalism.
An epic tragedy on a small block in Queens. Investigations
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What does life look like for girls turning 18 in 2018? We gave young women photographers around the world an assignment: Show us 18 in your community. This is 18 \u2014 through girls\u2019 eyes. Styles
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Turkey\u2019s president and Saudi Arabia\u2019s crown prince have not had the easiest relationship. A mysterious disappearance at a Saudi consulate has not helped. International
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In the Texas race, any small shift among evangelical voters could be a significant loss for Senator Ted Cruz \u2014 and a signal to Democrats. Politics
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Predicting the storm\u2019s path was straightforward, but a number of factors contributed to its sudden intensification. Climate
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The Japanese author\u2019s intensely popular fiction plays at the boundary between the real and the surreal, between regular life and irregular happenings. Books
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At the Museum of Modern Art, the first full-scale look at Charles White\u2019s career in about three decades traces a broad pattern of 20th-century African-American life. Arts
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John Carpenter and Jamie Lee Curtis are joined by four co-stars \u2014 even the one in the mask \u2014 to discuss the making of the first film. Arts & Leisure
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A Philadelphia neighborhood is the largest open-air narcotics market for heroin on the East Coast. Addicts come from all over, and many never leave. Magazine
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This new French restaurant on the 60th floor of a financial district skyscraper strikes a surprisingly modest tone. Food
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A growing canon of female-centered science fiction looks at questions of gender inequality, misogyny and institutionalized sexism. Books
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