Egyptian Dissident Battles Extradition in Spanish Court
A test case for how far European courts will go to protect political exiles.
Naymul Hasan
Articles by Naymul Hasan on Morning Glance.
He Changed His Country's Name. Will North Macedonia Punish Him?
The deal ended a decades-long dispute — and may end a political career.
'I Felt Defenseless': Seoul Mayor's Secretary Speaks Out About Alleged Abuse
Her account has reignited a national debate about power and accountability.
Bahrain to Execute 2 Shiite Protesters After Years of Desperate Appeals
Rights groups say the confessions were coerced; the courts have run out of patience.
Unlucky Charms: The Rise and Fall of Billion-Dollar Jewelry Empire Alex and Ani
From mall kiosks to a billion-dollar valuation — and back down again.
Coronavirus May Be a Blood Vessel Disease, Which Explains Everything
In April, blood clots emerged as one of the many mysterious symptoms attributed to Covid-19, a disease first thought to largely affect the lungs.
Gaming During the Pandemic Is Starting to Feel Like Work
When the hobby that got you through lockdown becomes another obligation.
Tiny Weed-Killing Robots Could Make Pesticides Obsolete
Clint Brauer's farm outside of Cheney, Kansas, could be described as Old MacDonald's Farm — plus robots.
How to Reopen Schools: What Science and Other Countries Teach Us
The pressure to bring American students back to classrooms is intense, but the calculus is tricky with infections still out of control in many communities.
The Endgame for LinkedIn Is Coming
Every time this LinkedIn commercial pops up on YouTube I am reminded of how low the company has fallen.
Neuroscience Says Listening to This Song Reduces Anxiety by Up to 65 Percent
Researchers measured what calm actually sounds like — and one track kept winning.
I Have A Theory That Donald Glover And Childish Gambino Are Secretly The Same Person
Donald Glover is a beloved actor, writer, and comedian; Childish Gambino is a popular musician. Coincidence?
Half a million people have seen me naked
Twitch has quickly become a household name after its acquisition by Amazon — and its creators live with a new kind of exposure.
What Is Your True 'Character'? And Who's to Judge It?
Marjorie Garber's new book prods at confusion surrounding the word — its philosophical roots, literary history, political uses and inadvertent comedy.
How the United Arab Emirates Set Its Sights on Mars
The launch of the Hope orbiter was delayed because of weather. The goal is for it to make contributions to research on the red planet.
A Big California Quake Just Got 'a Little Likelier'
A new analysis puts the likelihood of an earthquake slightly higher than earlier forecasts.
A Record 5.4 Million Americans Have Lost Health Insurance
California's governor announced a sweeping rollback of the state's reopening, and Los Angeles and San Diego school districts will be online-only in the fall.
How I Made $11,000 From Writing in 30 Days
A month-long experiment in publishing every single day — and what it actually paid.
Incognito Mode Won't Keep Your Browsing Private
The purple mask hides less than you think. Here is what private browsing actually does.
So You Want To Know The Cause of Avicii's Death?
What the coverage got wrong — and why the questions still linger.