Long Reads

Journalist Paula Todd on online abusers, the joy they get from hurting others—and the rise of adult cyberbullies

More and more people are turning to the courts for payback for anguish

Trivial but powerful, those cartoon family decals—and the backlash against them—say a lot about our times

Inside the world’s oldest gem market in Pakistan, home to terrorist financiers and drug smugglers

From 2014: An investigation uncovers the sexual violence plaguing our soldiers—and a military hierarchy with its own justice system, and its own rules

Thousands have been killed or kidnapped by Islamist terrorists in Nigeria. But there’s been no meaningful effort to tackle this growing menace.

The U.S. is being overrun by a wave of anti-science, anti-intellectual thinking. Has the most powerful nation on Earth lost its mind?

Armed with a possible redemption arc, the Rob Ford saga is far from over

The public rift between Harper and McLachlin hints at a promising new Tory campaign strategy

’I act a role. I’m a cardboard cutout,’ Mowat tells Maclean’s in 1981