Hector Rene embeds with the U.S. Army to photograph Anakonda-16, a massive, ten-day military exercise in Poland.

This weekend, photographer Jackson Krule pursues the musical as it makes its long-awaited journey to the Tony Awards.

An Emirati shopping mall offers a glimpse into the world of Muslim fashion.

A photographer catalogs the makeshift memorials for the victims of New York City's gun violence.

Men from around the world transform themselves as Legionnaires.

Cooling down the world's cities, one rooftop at a time.

Is the Hum, a mysterious noise heard around the world, science or mass delusion?

Photographers Joel Chapman and Hector Rene are former soldiers who use art history to explore military and institutional power.

It's his country now—we just vote in it.

Photographer Aliza Eliazarov reclaims discarded food by reimagining it in the style of the 17th-century masters.

A photojournalist’s undeveloped film becomes a window to a lost world.

How Ted Cruz learned to lose friends and influence people.

A hundred images from around the world challenge the beauty of the winter wonderland.

Ruth McDowall's subjects face away from the camera to protect them from repeat attacks and community stigma.

The video brings E. J. Bellocq's photographs of women in 1910s Storyville to life.

For nearly a year, politicians must work the long, hard road to the New Hampshire primary.

The Italian photographer captures the youthful spirit of a country looking toward a capitalist future.