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Cover Feature Sabrina Cornejo . She loves exercising, but also enjoys relaxing with a glass of wine in the bath tub after a long day.
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The New Drug War
Dirty banks still enable the global drug trade. Former Federal agent and author Robert Mazur, whose book ‘The Infiltrator’ spawned the new movie of the same name, insists the battle must move from the streets to the boardroom
The Long Leash of Sexual Liberty
We enjoy unprecedented—if incomplete— freedom in our sex lives. Dr. Drew Pinsky examines the hidden biological boundaries that surround our most intimate choices
SARAH NICHOLAS
Sarah Nicholas business owner and content creator! I am a work-hard-play-hard kind of girl. If I'm not working out in the gym you will find me poolside living my best life!
PLAYMATE: Onyx SACHI
Instagram @onyxsachi
Living In Your Own Not-So-Private Bubble
Corporations are using vast stores of your personal data to reshape your every moment. And, as Jeff Moss argues, you’re letting it happen"
Take Back the Political Map
Rewriting the rules of our broken electoral process will require more than rallies and hashtags according to Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic
Playboy Fiction Good-bye to Rootine
Miss Rowena Balfour knows how to shoot, how to ride and how to accidentally steal cowboys’ hearts
EXOTIC HoChi Bound
Instagram @hochibound
Help Wanted How Do We Fix Toxic Masculinity?
How a growing network of men’s support groups is pushing back against the tide of toxic masculinity
Ending the American Pill Epidemic
Drug overdoses—more than 60 percent of which involve opioids—are the number one cause of accidental death in America. Dr. Sanjay Gupta wants us to ask ourselves: How did we get here, and how do we kick the habit?
