The Senate’s Prosecutor
What Kamala Harris’ time in Washington reveals about her approach to leadership.
By Molly Ball

Extremist Streams
On shadowy platforms, white supremacists are cashing in on an uncertain world.
By Vera Bergengruen

Election 2020: America’s Test
Trump and Biden sell dueling visions to a weary electorate
By Molly Ball

The Childcare Crisis
Day cares may not survive
By Abby Vesoulis

The Great Reset
Out of the crucible: an inclusive, sustainable economy 
By Mariana Mazzucato

A Question of Strength
Hospitalized for COVID-19 four weeks before the election, the President remained obsessed with image By Molly Ball

Remaking Our World
The warning embedded in pandemics, wildfires and drought By Fareed Zakaria

PRESIDENT OF TAIWAN TSAI ING-WEN.

THE 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE.

Permanent Record
A protest arrest can alter a life.
By Melissa Chan

Freedom of Expression
Why I let my child create their own gender identity.
By Kyl Myers

In Vogue
Editor Edward Enninful is the face of inclusive fashion..
By Diana Evans

Plague Politics
Coronavirus remakes an election.
By Molly Ball

The Police Are Broken
Here’s how to fix public safety.
By Josiah Bates and Karl Vick

Make Way for Robots
Technology is gobbling jobs lost to the pandemic.
By Alana Semuels

Never Trumpers Strike Back
The Republicans trying to oust the President
By Tessa Berenson and Alana Abramson

The Discomforts of Home
The pandemic’s toll on kids’ mental health
By Jeffrey Kluger

Climate Crossroads
This is the year By Justin Worland
America’s four-year plan By Jeffrey Kluger

Biden’s Top Cop?
Why Representative Val Demings, Orlando’s former police chief, could be the VP nominee By Lissandra Villa  

Risky Business
How MLMs are thriving By Abby Vesoulis and Eliana Dockterman

Ian Bremmer on the Syrian leader’s precarious position.

Thomas J Price on the question of pedestals.

James Stavridis explains what police can learn from the military..

The Overdue Awakening
How systemic racism works 
By Justin Worland

American Life and Death
The decisive hierarchy of race
By Khiara M. Bridges

The Fate of Hong Kong
The city is the new front in the battle between the U.S. and China.
By Laignee Barron

A Nation Torn
White people will not save us.
By Eddie S. Glaude Jr.

The Class of 2020
The world-wary generation the pandemic will define for life.
By Charlotte Alter

The Next Best Hope
How the drug remdesivir moved from back shelf to a key treatment option for COVID.
By Alice Park

Bane of Brazil
The pandemic rages as a populist President downplays the threat..
By Ciara Nugent

The American Way
Other industrialized nations are reopening with science-led measures and months of testing data. Why isn’t the U.S.?
By Haley Sweetland Edwards

The Rural Route
America’s heartland only looks like it has dodged the virus..
By Vera Bergengruen

Criminal Obsession
Locked-down viewers are devouring true crime. The families of victims are not enjoying the show.
By Melissa Chan

Bee Attitudes
Learning from Slovenia, where beekeepers are deemed essential workers..
By Mélissa Godin

Inside the Statehouse
In the absence of federal help, the nation’s governors team up to tackle an unprecedented crisis.
By Molly Ball

The Next Steps
What has—and has not—worked as Asia and the Pacific have begun to lift restrictions.
By Charlie Campbell

Another coronavirus consequence: evictions.

Spies target Zoom; there are other options.

Angelina Jolie spends time with journalist Mariane Pearl..

‘WE MUST GET IT INTO OUR HEADS THAT OUR LIVES HAVE CHANGED’
FRANCESCO MENCHISE ANESTHESIOLOGIST. RAVENNA, ITALY

The Coming Storm
Health care workers scramble for protection; patients face big bills.
By Abby Vesoulis and Abigail Abrams

Hostages to COVID-19
Forgotten American captives in Venezuela face the pandemic..
By Vera Bergengruen

WHEN THE WORLD STOP

WHAT TO KNOW AND DO ABOUT THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC

BEIJING
Gao Zhixiao, 32, a delivery driver who has continued working as the virus spread across China..

COVID-19
As the virus goes global, we answer eight questions about the publichealth threat 7
Plus: What it means when an outbreak becomes a pandemic
By Alice Park

Battle Lines Bernie Sanders and a resurgent Joe Biden split the Super Tuesday prizes, setting up a two-man race for the Democratic nomination.
By Molly Ball

Her Case for Compassion
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern offers a new leadership model.
By Belinda Luscombe

Equality Now
Nearly 60 years after the March on Washington, black Americans are still fighting an uphill battle.
By Tressie McMillan Cottom

Xi’s Challenge
China’s plan for world leadership meets 2019-nCoV.
By Charlie Campbell

Saved by Song
After more than half a century of making music, James Taylor is reckoning with his journey.
By Raisa Bruner

Containing Coronavirus
Learning from this outbreak so the next one doesn’t take us by surprise
By Alice Park and Charlie Campbell

Joe Biden Needs This
What motivates the former Vice President to run
By Molly Ball

Portraits of Protest
The masked students behind Hong Kong’s uprising Photographs by Adam Ferguson; story by Laignee Barron

For Love of Country
Australia’s wildfires bring the bush home to a nation of city dwellers By Belinda Luscombe; photographs by Adam Ferguson

THE FAMILY BUSINESS

THE UNUSUAL POWER OF JARED KUSHNER
by BRIAN BENNETT

The Iran Conflict
What the U.S. strike on Qasem Soleimani and Iran’s retaliation mean for the world.
By Karim Sadjadpour

Pelosi’s Playbook
Why Nancy Pelosi chose to bet the Democratic majority on a confrontation with President Trump.
By Molly Ball

THINGS Inanimate objects that made news.

GUARDIANS Journalists who continue to fight the abuse of truth.

FIRSTS + LASTS Most talked-about milestones..

Whose Man in Kyiv?
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky pushes back.
By Simon Shuster

Embracing Impeachment
How Trump’s campaign uses Facebook to rally support and raise millions.
By Brian Bennett and Chris Wilson

THE  FOREVER  REFUGEES
As the U.S. pulls back in Syria, the Kurds again find themselves searching for a home.

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