Bigger Can Be Better
The conventional wisdom that economic progress must mean an increasingly unlivable planet is wrong.

Name Game
Reagan supporters are a lot more organized and aggressive than Obama’s when it comes to cementing the public legacies of former presidents.

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Pandemic
The Coronavirus outbreak shows how unprepared we are for biological threats. Is there anything we can do?

Is the Cold War Back?
While the press and the public focus on Iran, the U.S. military prepares for war with Russia.

The Future of Tech
The biggest ideas from this year’s Consumer Electronics Show. Plus: five groundbreaking new products that are on the market now.

Rising Risks
In its confrontation with Iran the U.S. has a new weapon: a small, easily deliverable nuclear warhead. Would President Trump dare use it?.

The Nigerian Century
Nigeria, if it gets its socioeconomic act together, is positioning itself to become Africa’s first superpower.

The Cost of What Comes Next
The ongoing confrontation with Iran comes with potentially serious risks for America’ economy..

After Elizabeth
With the family rocked by scandal and feuds, the Queen is finally starting to cede power. Is it time for Prince Charles & Co. to take charge?

Trump’s Finances: Will Voters Ever Know the Truth?
Eventually, perhaps, but not by Nov. 3, 2020. Here’s why.

If Iran Falls, ISIS
May Rise Again Even foes who benefit from Iran’s unrest—like the U.S.— fear the chaos could help the Islamic State group rebuild.

When Young Girls Are Forced to Go to War 
Even after their captivity is over, the horrors don’t end for female child soldiers.

Dr. Amazon
Jeff Bezos wants to get into the health care business. Can Big Tech fix a broken system?
BY DAVID FREEDMAN

Salary Transparency
Why It Pays to Share How Much You Make.

Parting Shot
William Jackson Harper..

Do-Gooders Inc.
Businesses, for a couple of decades now, have been practicing the art of social responsibility. Is that really a good thing?

America’s Most Responsible Companies 2020
Companies that are giving back to their communities and standing up as good citizens.

Convincing 67 senators to convict Trump will be tough. But here's what Republicans are worried about.

Cities of the Future
The most environmentally sustainable, socially equitable and economically viable urban centers—and the leaders and companies that shaped them.

Doctors’ Screen Time Could Be Bad for Your Health
Rethinking Electronic Medical Records.

Math or Bust - Andrew Yang says we must get workers ready for 21st century jobs. But we also have to create a safety net for those left behind.

Secret Donors and Secret Ballots - Senator Sheldon Whitehouse on Court Packing and Impeachment..

Guess Who’s Listening - We’re surrounded by devices connected to the internet. Most of them are easy to hack.

America’s Best Customer Service - Ready, set shop! We’ve rounded up nearly 500 stores that consumers love most..

Next Up - As President Donald Trump's troubles mount, Mike Pence's ascension is no longer just dinner party chatter in Washington D.C. Is he up to the job?

Are You Recession Ready? - The economy is finally facing ominous head winds. Here are 12 ways to protect your money and more...

Come And Get Me - "Ultimate Counterpuncher" Donald Trumph prepares for the fight of his life.

Best Nursing Homes 2020 - Beloved elders deserve the best care families can provide. We analyzed 15,000 nursing homes to help make these difficult decision easier and more...

What Would Scalia Do? - Why the Supreme Court's conservative principles are on trial in a trio of explosive LGBTQ cases.

Man-Made Marks - These landscape aerials paint a beautiful and terrifying picture of what human beings are doing to the Earth and more...

Trump’s Young Crusade Do young voters hold the key to Donald Trump’s victory in 2020?

Best Online Shops 2020 Who needs the mall? To find the best values and customer service this holiday season, check out our list of the top 1,000 sites.

Marsh Harbour, Bahamas After The Storm

Teen Risk-Taking: A Good Thing? Through The Lens of Animal Behavior

Uncharted Hidden Tracks

The Anxious Brain Specific treatments will require an understanding of the brain’s complex “anxiety circuits” and perhaps even the nature of consciousness.

The Fire This Time The blazes in the Amazon rainforest could be pushing this critical part of the Earth’s environment to an irrevocable turning point.

Williamsburg Heads Up

Kiss Off, Milton Friedman The New Corporate Pledge

By the Numbers Mental Health

Bracing for the Fall Iran’s opposition groups are preparing for the regime’s collapse. Is anyone ready?

High on the Hype Scientists are rushing to figure out if Cannabidiol, everyone’s favorite cure, is snake oil or miracle drug.

Gaza City Cooling Off

The Trade War’s Ultimate Cost A Presidential Election?

Working in the Shadows Large Rewards, Little Risk

Showdown It may not, yet, reach the level of Tiananmen Square, but the demonstrations in Hong Kong are rattling the world, China’s leadership and financial markets .

“Feel How That Feels” A young woman of color’s take on why the fight against racism has to start with owning it.

Mecca Bowing Down 

The Last Taboo Real Money Talk for Women

Save the City Winery Not Closed for Long

Truth About Student Debt - It's bad, of course, But not as bad as you think.

The Rebel Evangelical - Russell Moore is a rare anit-Trump voice in the Southern Baptist community and more...

Panic in Charlottesville

A Deeper Divide

Queens, USA Heat treatment

Moonshots A forever strawberry

Whistler’s Room Restored at the Smithsonian

Hacking 2020 Will Russia undermine America’s faith in the next presidential election? Plus: Richard Clarke on the cyber-battleground.

Long Memories In Tehran The U.S. killed nearly 300 Iranian citizens three decades ago. Most Americans don’t remember this—but Iranians do.

Hatishila, India Deadly Monsoons

Talking Points Quotes In the News

Parting Shot Stephanie Danler

Cancer in The Crosshairs Precision medicine is crushing once-untreatable cancers. Can more patients benefit? Plus: Bargain research, AI diagnosis, cancer by the numbers and cracking the cancer code.

Ukraine War drags on

Harvard’s Capitulation The Newsweek Interview with Ronald Sullivan

Happy 50th Woodstock! Our take on the best and the worst

Parting Shot Gretchen Carlson

The Greatest Adventure Fifty years ago the race to the Moon galvanized a nation in turmoil. Can we do it again?

Moonshot Info Forever

Photo Essay Past and Present

Book Excerpt Bottle of Lies by Katherine Eban

Power Brokers Big business made China great again by bending to Beijing’s will. Here’s how it all happened.

Beltway Smackdown Behind the bitter legal clash between Congress and the White House—and who might win.

Hong Kong Saying “No” to Extradition

Talking Points From Gayle King to Libby Schaaf

Libations A Lot of Rosé for Your Consideration

The News In Photos Muslims Celebrating the Eid al-Fitr Festival;

Our False Debate Over Socialism

The Road to Freedom

Talking Points Words of Wisdom From Roger Federer, Anita Hill and James Holzhauer

The Earth is Round But the Flat Earth movement is growing and its tactics are
spreading. Can we learn to reason with science deniers?

China Human Rights Crisis The oppression of the country’s Uyghur community is getting worse by the day. Will the U.S. Congress ever come to the rescue?

The Aftermath Dayton, Ohio

Talking Points Merkel, Trump and Iger Weigh In

The Clintons in Exile How to move on when you’re no longer the most powerful political couple in the world.

Google vs. Oracle The ‘copyright case of the decade’ may be headed to the Supreme Court. Whose side are you on?

Butembo, Congo Ebola Outbreak

Talking Points Farage, Koepka, Portman…

‘We Should All Be Scared’ Antibiotics have saved countless lives, but as deadly bacteria grow immune, those miracle drugs stop working. Medicine is racing to replace them.

‘I Never Thought It Would Come to This’  An Infectious Disease Specialist Talks Solutions

Mystery of ‘Chronic Lyme Disease’ 

By the Numbers Superbugs

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