Mar 21, 2016 Vol 187 No 10

The Secret War Crime

Hong Kong’s Newest Conflict with China Is Over Independence

Why (Officially) Communist China Is Looking for Answers in Reaganomics

How China Is Getting In the Way of Its Own Economy

Remembering Nancy Reagan: The End of a White House Love Story
”Nancy came along and saved my soul”

Greed, Politics and the Biggest Oil Boom in Decades
In 2007, Oklahoma had one earthquake. Last year, there were more than 900. What happened?

Why Would Democrats Vote for Trump? It’s All About Trade
The unionized heartland is focused on jobs

In City of Gold, One Writer’s Quest to Eat, Play, Love
The documentary follows L.A. food critic Jonathan Gold

The Media Came Too Late to the Promise of John Kasich
He has the substantive side of the campaign covered

Foreign Filibusters

The Big Names In Brazil’s Corruption Scandal

Review: Family Secrets Abound in ABC’s Real O’Neals
Martha Plimpton leads a chaotic clan

The Return of Perennial Man-Child Pee-wee Herman
Paul Reubens returns, this time on Netflix

In a Nation of Single Ladies, First Comes Love, Then Comes Whatever You Want
Reviewing Rebecca Traister’s new book

Turkey’s Erdogan Feels the Pressure

8 Questions With Sally Field

The Oscar-winning star of Hello, My Name Is Doris, an indie comedy about May-December love, discusses her career, her ballot and Hollywood’s big issue

Me and My Fitness Tracker
How can this brutally honest marriage last?

How I Taught Myself to Cook妨ith a Kit
Companies like Plated, Hello Fresh and Blue Apron measure, box and ship out every ingredient

Review: 船aredevil・Bedeviled by Darkness
The second season compounds the failures of the first

How Our Nostalgia Obsession Is Killing TV
Too many producers are opting to reboot old hits

Review: Nonsequel 10 Cloverfield Lane Is Better Than the Original
The film builds buzz with a thrilling score

Quick Talk With Eugene Levy
The actor discusses the second season of Schitt’s Creek

The Math Myth

What You Said About ・

Pop Chart

Milestones

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