MAPS
The Saddest Map of Our Time, Courtesy of Online Dating Profiles
This fascinating exhibit takes words from millions of online dating profiles and re-maps the United States.
A Fight Is on to Save the Sounds of Turkey
Field recordists are battling the country’s leader to preserve the country’s sonic heritage amid an overhaul of its landscape.
OZY Takes You Around the World
In 2018, we’re embarking on our most ambitious project to date: reporting from every country in the world, starting with Argentina.
The Democrats Strike Back: A New Tactic For Redrawing District Lines
Partisan jockeying has already begun for the post-2020 census redistricting — and this time, it’s starting in the courts.
One Way to Get Mexico to Pay for the Wall
Forget about renegotiating NAFTA or presidential strong-arming, let’s give Mexico back some territory in return for the wall.
How the West Carved up the Middle East
Mark Sykes and François Georges-Picot drew the map of the modern Middle East during World War I.
When a Country's Biggest City Lies Outside Its Borders
Countries are losing their citizens to foreign cities.
The Secret History of Paris Is Right Under Your Feet
How public art commemorates its history at a seat of knowledge.
The Famous Scientist Who Secretly Graded the Beauty of British Women
Donald Trump and Mark Zuckerberg are not the only leading male figures to make a habit of rating women.
The App That Fights the Mafia
An app called NOma uses the power of history and memory to fight the force of the Mafia.
When Katty Met Carlos
From the BBC and OZY comes a fresh perspective on the debate about America’s future as a nation and its relation to the world during the 2020 US election.
The No. 1 Reason Not to Live in Italy
You dream of a summer home or an early retirement in sun-kissed Europe.
