Sep 22, 2014・Vol 184 No 11

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World
Showdown in Hong Kong
Beijing must realize that the territory’s openness is what gives it real value to China

Missed Chance on Immigration
Obama had an opportunity to do something great. Instead, he hid behind the politics

Between Pragmatism and Passion
Asian nations have long done business with one another. Now nationalism is getting in the way

Failing Health
China’s public medical system is broken. If it isn’t fixed, the nation’s well-being will suffer-and so will its economy

Henry Kissinger Reminds Us Why Realism Matters
In his new book, the 91-year-old statesman strikes a note of humility

The Never-Ending War
The setting remains the same, but new enemies and allies have emerged

The Power of Sleep
New research shows a good night’s rest isn’t a luxury--it’s critical for your brain and for your health

The Artful Dodgers
Companies that flee the U.S. to avoid taxes have forgotten how they got so big in the first place

Kansas Makes a Race
Democrats quit a Senate battle in hopes of winning the war

Disruptive Technology Is Changing How Kids Learn
Research show new tools can make kids more engaged and more creative

10 Questions with Sheryl Sandberg
The Facebook executive talks about young love, big mistakes and why she wants college students to Lean In

Working From $9 to $5
Thanks to the new economy’s outsourcing websites, even my ”job” just got easier

New Show Charts Highs and Lows of Heels
Fashion historians celebrate foot wear at museum exhibition

Almost Everybody’s Got Talent
Simon Cowell’s improbable shows sweep the globe

Terry Crews Won’t Hit the Brakes
What makes Hollywood’s most driven overachiever run

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