Cuba Libre



Charitable Act

After the Philippines was hit by a supertyphoon, Josephine and Tim Desmond helped a family, and then a village



What Sony's Hackers Know

In cyberwar, information is a weapon--and our culture is the battlefield



Meet the Twins Unlocking the Secrets of Space The Kelly twins--one in orbit and one on Earth--may help NASA unlock the secret of long-term space travel



Rebecca Minkoff's Digital Retail Retrofit Fashion boutiques are leading the charge to merge connected technology with real-world retail outlets



Hillary Clinton, Up, Up and Away

Hillary Clinton prepares a 2016 campaign on promises of upward mobility for the middle class



Jeb Bush, Mr. Sunshine

He's been out of politics for nearly a decade, but he thinks he knows how to fix the country



Medicine Is About to Get Personal

How can Americans get better health care for less money? There's a quiet experiment going on among primary-care physicians, and the results are intriguing



America's Uneasy Path Abroad in 2015

The U.S. is still the world’s leading economy, but its geopolitical clout isn't what it used to be



The General's Burden

Martin Dempsey must decide whether to send U.S. ground troops to Iraq for a third war



Amy Schumer: Class Clown of 2015

The comedian has found a devoted audience by sending up sexism--including her own



Meet Larry Wilmore, Your New Fake News Host Comedy Central's new guy has a few tricks up his sleeve



Avenging Abby Wambach

The world cup is the most important title in soccer--and the only big one Abby Wambach has never won. 2015 may be the last chance for one of the game's all-time greats