Jul 20, 2015 Vol 186 No 3

Greece Tempts the Fates

Dubai’s Kingdom Tower Looks to Set a Record
Meet the architect behind the planet’s tallest towers

The Path to Pluto
A NASA space probe is nearing one of the solar’s system’s final frontiers after a 9-year journey

Tunisia’s Jihadist Pipeline
ISIS recruiters are finding volunteers in the birthplace of the Arab Spring

How Elizabeth Warren’s Populist Fury is Remaking Democratic Politics
And what it means for Hillary Clinton’s campaign

My Bank Wants to Know My Favorite Color
And ‘I don’t have one’ isn’t an option

10 Questions With Ronda Rousey
The mixed-martial-arts champion and author of a new memoir talks about her judo-champion mom, post-Olympics depression and getting into acting

Review: The Third Time’s the Charm for Miguel
His new album borrows from many genres

Review: Rectify Tells a Freed Convict’s Tale With Conviction
Season 3 begins July 9 on Sundance

Denis Leary Delivers Rock of the Aged
His new FX comedy is more dad-band than comeback tour

Quick Talk With Philip Glass
The composer talks about a new memoir and an upcoming film score

Review: Trainwreck Slides Just Outside Amy Schumer’s Sweet Spot
The Comedy Central star’s new movie hits theaters

Review: Ayn Rand’s Ideal
Her deadly, unpublished early novel illuminates-and unsettles

How to Waste Less Food
Tips to get the most use out of your fridge

Why Video Games Need More Female Heroes
Teenagers don’t want what we think they do

The L3D cube
Brooklyn and Hong Kong--based tech firm Looking Glass raised more than $250,000 on Kickstarter to build its L3D cube, a first-of-its-kind, wi-fi-enabled LED fixture. Here’s how it works.

The Reason for Flowers, Explained
A new book details our obsession-and dependence-on floriculture

Why Millennials Can’t Afford to Be Colorblind
’Not seeing race’ allows young people to avoid dealing with the racial rancor that still surrounds us

Why Golf Needs Jordan Spieth
Tiger who?

Milestones

Misty Copeland
Principal dancer

A Conversation With the Dalai Lama
The spiritual leader of Tibet, also known as Tenzin Gyatso, chatted with TIME on the morning of his 80th birthday

2 Markets for Thrill Seekers to Watch
Shanghai and Puerto Rico make waves

The Only People Donald Trump’s Campaign Is Good For
Democrats benefit from his blunders

The Economic Toll of Terrorism