Long-form explainers on American crime history, covering gangs in Los Angeles, Chicago and Texas as well as cases like Gary Webb's Dark Alliance reporting. Issues combine dates, figures and sourced facts with narrative context and caveats about the data.

A former Scotland Yard homicide detective explains how murder investigations work, using historical and modern cases such as Jack the Ripper, the Yorkshire Ripper and Chris Watts. Readers get first-person anecdotes from policing alongside case analysis that treats victims as people rather than names on a list.

Original courtroom reporting and analysis of high-profile US criminal trials, written by a journalist who attends the proceedings in person. Readers get detailed accounts of verdicts and sentencings plus commentary on trial coverage and online discourse.

Investigative long-form reporting on wealth, power, art and hidden worlds, including book excerpts, serialized investigations and dispatches from abroad. Readers get narrative-driven stories about the people who move money and art across borders and the deals they keep quiet.