Mar 23, 2015 Vol 185 No 10
The Clinton Way
The American Century Isn’t Over
China won't end U.S. dominance—but political gridlock and isolationism could
Obama’s Credit Crunch
Congress weakens the U.S. by playing politics abroad
America’s Clutter Problem
Americans have more possessions than any society in history. Can we finally take control of them?
The Case for Sports Gambling in America
There is no reason it should be illegal to put $10 on the home team
Russia’s Empire of Fear
The killing of a pro-democracy leader in Moscow has cast a chill over Russian dissidents
A Cinderella for Forever
Disney delivers a maid with moxie, undoing the animated error of 1950
The Jinx: A Real True Detective
The new reality thriller upends what cop shows have taught us
How Drake Became Rap’s Unlikely Titan
His new album If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late was an instant hit
Review: The Angry Bird of H Is for Hawk
A gorgeous memoir by a woman who trained a goshawk
In Defense of One-and-Done U
Kentucky cracks the NCAA code
No Cable, No Cry
Life is so much better since I cut the cord
10 Questions With Ethan Hawke
With the film Seymour: An Introduction, the actor and novelist adds ‘documentarian’ to his résumé
Meet Lei Jun, China’s Phone King
The CEO of China’s top smartphone maker expects a big sales bump this year
Making Good, Plus a Profit
A new type of company lures activist entrepreneurs
Cardinal Edward Egan
Archbishop emeritus of New York
The Wearable Tech We Actually Want
Advice for Silicon Valley on creating useful devices that are not too embarrassing to put on in public