Nov 9, 2015 Vol 186 No 19

Red Meat, Hot Dogs and the War on Delicious

A GOP Identity Crisis Eases the Path for Hillary Clinton
But she will need a backbone

The E.U. Is Challenged from Within
The real contest will be in Europe’s three biggest countries: the U.K., France and Germany

Review: Bob Dylan’s The Cutting Edge Bootleg Series
Outtakes from his most fertile era are the ballads of a spin man

10 Questions With Drew Barrymore
The actor, producer and entrepreneur discusses her Hollywood childhood, working less and her new book Wildflower

The 30 Most Influential Teens of 2015

Why (Almost) Everyone Is Embracing the Digital Doctor
Healthcare is coming soon to a screen near you

Halo 5 Is (a Lot) More of the Same
Reviewing the new game

How E-Mail Killer Slack Will Change the Future of Work
Slack’s slick messaging software has convinced companies of all sizes they can move past the inbox. But is what comes next better-or worse?

Here’s Why Xi Jinping’s ‘Chinese Dream’ Differs Radically From the American Dream
One emphasizes the centrality of the state in improving people’s lives-the other mostly leaves the state out of the equation

Quick Talk With Tyler Oakley
The Internet personality is the author of a new book, Binge

The Challenges Facing Argentina’s Next President

Women Flip the Script on Hollywood
Sandra Bullock and her A-list sisters are hunting down the best new roles-the ones written for men

I Invent The Holiday You’ve Always Missed
Without knowing you were missing it

Our Brand Is Crisis Wages Political War With an All-Too-Easy Message
Reviewing the new Sandra Bullock film

The World’s Quietest Place

The Cardboard Car
At a recent design show, Lexus debuted a working version of its IS sedan made almost entirely of cardboard. Here’s how it came about.

Maureen O’Hara
A Hollywood classic

Pacific

Clowns Turned Politicians
Satirist Jimmy Morales was elected President of Guatemala on Oct. 25 on an anticorruption platform, despite having no experience in politics. He’s far from the first joker to actually get ahead in government.

The Past Comes Back to Haunt Us in The Witches
Reviewing Stacy Schiff’s new book on Salem in 1692

Is the Ferguson Effect For Real?
President Obama and the FBI director square off

A Resurgent Russia Is Active In Syria and Beyond
How the U.S. is reacting

The House of the Spirits-Evil Ones
Reviewing the Cloud Atlas author’s new book

How the Government Created Your Cell Phone

Review: A Colorful Journey to Brooklyn
Saoirse Ronan stars in the new film

Paul Ryan’s New Republican Playbook
What he’ll have to do next

A Survey Shows How Frank Stella Knocked Abstraction Flat, Then Sent It Flying

A Strange New Way to Solve Crimes
The bacteria growing in and on the human body is so unique-and so revealing-that scientists believe germs will soon help catch bad guys