In The Latest Issue ADMIN Mar-23-201336-2022 Conflict
What I Learned From My 190,000 Surgery The author of "America's Bitter Pill" recounts his own experience with our broken healthcare system, Time to Build a More Secure Internet Yes, anonymity is empowering. But escalating hacks and scams show that we need a safer alternative, French Officials Feared Attack Before Paris Shooting French officials were concerned even before two gunmen stormed the office of "Charlie Hebdo", The Irreplaceable Staff of Charlie Hebdo In France, these writers and cartoonists were as well known as Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are to Americans, The Path to Peace Chaos in the Middle East is sowing the seeds for an unlikely alliance between Israel and the Arab states, Selma The Making of History A vivid new film about Martin Luther King Jr. couldn't come at a better time, Review Selma Is the Film of the Year  But 1965 or 2014? In Ava DuVernay's retelling of Martin Luther King's leadership in the Selma-to-Birmingham marches and the passage of the Voting Rights Act, we see how much King achieved  and how little we have advanced, The 100 Best Young Adult Books of All Time, The 100 Best Children's Books of All Time, Meg Wolitzer My Debt to Sylvia Plath, Briefing, These Are the Top 10 Geopolitical Risks of 2015 TIME foreign affairs columnist Ian Bremmer provides a guide to the global storylines of the year, beginning with an unstable Europe, Jeffrey Epstein Case Settles Old Scores A new lawsuit could revive a high-profile sex case, Most Cancers Aren't Your Fault Random DNA changes are usually to blame, Bill Clinton Remembers Mario Cuomo Mario Cuomo's America was one of community, compassion and responsibility, What I Learned on the Set of America's Funniest Home Videos My audition to replace Tom Bergeron, America's Bitter Pill, What You Said About 