The Iguana King
How iguanas went viral in Florida
Nicolas Pollock
Nicolas Pollock is a former video producer, writer, and editor at The Atlantic.
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Portraits of Isolation in the Arctic
A photographer captures his northern Canadian community in quarantine.
Will Congress Fulfill a 184-Year-Old Promise?
In accordance with a centuries-old treaty, Kimberly Teehee is on a quest to give the Cherokee Nation a voice.
Goodbye, Snails
Snails in Hawaii are disappearing at a faster rate than any other animal on the planet. Meet the scientists fighting for their survival.
Hockey’s Next Head-Injury Reckoning
A new lawsuit could challenge the NHL over its alleged dismissal of the dangers of CTE.
Matt Slocum / AP The Tragic Consequences of the NHL’s Science Denial
The National Hockey League insisted that Todd Ewen’s death wasn’t related to his hockey career. Science suggests otherwise.
The Tragic Post-Hockey Life of an NHL ‘Enforcer’
For 11 seasons, Todd Ewen fought in almost every game he played. He didn’t live to his 50th birthday.
Glenn Cratty / Getty Even in the U.S., They’re Not Safe From China
The Chinese government is detaining and threatening Uighurs, members of a Muslim ethnic minority.
Men Are Socialized to ‘Act Inhumanely’
A trans man offers a unique perspective on the internalization of masculinity.
The ‘Special Genius’ of Dogs
An expert on dog psychology reveals the unique features of canine intelligence.
