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May 27, 2026

All charges against a group of anti–Immigration and Customs Enforcement protestors were dropped as the top federal prosecutor of Chicago discovered evidence of ICE misconduct during the grand jury process; a Florida biologist was awarded a $485,000 settlement after being fired for reposting a meme criticizing Charlie Kirk’s stance on gun control after his death; and a Florida man who discovered $30,000 in the bathroom of a Wawa returned the money. Read More

May 31, 2026

Photograph by Andrew Thomas Lee Last July, 139 people were killed as a result of flooding along several rivers in central Texas. The disaster was caused, we were told, by… Read More

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[Article] from the October 1997 Issue
Driving Mr. Albert

Daniel Kolitz’s report “The Goon Squad,” published in the November 2025 issueof Harper’s Magazine, was awarded by the American Society of Magazine Editors a 2026 National Magazine Award in Feature Writing, giving Harper’s its 23rd National Magazine Award. To mark the occasion, this edition of the From the Archive Newsletter includes other National Magazine Award–winning Harper’s pieces, including: Michael Paterniti’s essay on driving Einstein’s brain, along with the doctor who procured it, across America; John Jeremiah Sullivan’s essay on the drama of the Triple Crown; Scott Horton’s report on the true cause behind the 2006 deaths of three Guantánamo Bay prisoners; and Rebecca Solnit’s 2017 Easy Chair dispatches.


Interior Radiations of the Brain (1878), by Edwin D. Babbitt, via the Public Domain Image Archive.

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