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1843 magazine | Wise guys in wheelchairs: why is the FBI chasing elderly mobsters?

Today’s mafiosi are cash-strapped old men. The American government still throws the book at them

1843 magazine | The burned and the saved: what the LA fires spared

As two fires continue to blaze, some pockets of the city contain both rubble and relics 

1843 magazine | The wealth whisperers who save super-rich families from themselves

A new caste of consultants is helping to avoid “Succession”-style crises

1843 magazine | Will there ever be a Google Translate for pets?

The tech world is on the case – but there’s no guarantee that our animals will have anything interesting to say

1843 magazine | The year in pictures 2024

Images that defined the year

1843 magazine | The earthling’s guide to building a Moon base

One-armed robots are being trained in lunar construction

1843 magazine | Inside the AI back-channel between China and the West

Computer scientists are reaching out across the geopolitical divide to try to stop an apocalypse

1843 magazine | A journey through the world’s newest narco-state

Drugs transformed Ecuador from a Latin American success story into a war zone

1843 magazine | The radioactive flood threatening Central Asia’s breadbasket

What it’s like to live with nuclear waste on your doorstep

1843 magazine | Why I gave up trying to delete myself from the internet

An enjoyable trip down memory lane soon became a boring full-time job

1843 magazine | Why aren’t Harris and Trump listening to Pennsylvania’s steelworkers?

The candidates oppose the takeover of US Steel. But employees want it to go ahead

1843 magazine | America’s least fun job? Election official

The role swings between tedium and torrents of abuse

1843 magazine | Escape from the meat grinder: the making of a Russian deserter

Thousands are refusing to go into battle for Putin. These are two of their stories

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