Apr 4, 2016•Vol 187 No 12

The Terrorist Threat From ISIS May Be About to Get Worse

Brussels Learns to Live in Fear as Manhunts Continue
Soldiers and closures have become a part of everyday life

How Western Europe Became ISIS’s Favorite Battleground
'As long as Western nations are involved in wars fought by jihadists, jihadists will be warring in Western nations'

India’s Jobs Deficit
Young Indians scramble to find decent work

What If Your Immune System Could Be Taught to Kill Cancer?
Her chart said ‘Two weeks to fatal event.’ Ten years later, she’s still alive

Trapped in No Man’s Land in Greece
While Europe reels, thousands of refugees have nowhere to go

Burma’s Risky Reboot

9 Questions With Tyler Perry
The multitasking hit maker just produced his 800th TV episode and hosted Fox’s The Passion, while his latest Madea movie is due in theaters this fall

Elena Ferrante Brings Dark Charm to Young Readers
Her children’s book The Beach at Night is coming to the U.S.

Review: Superheroes Duke It Out Superseriously in Batman v Superman
It's so topheavy with false portent that it buckles under its own weight

Inside the Quiet Crusade to Turn GOP Delegates Against Trump
These are the people hoping for a contested convention

Review: Pax Goes Long on Empathy
Sara Pennypacker’s book shows the love between a boy and his fox

Review: The Path Could Draw Its Own Faithful to Hulu
The new drama depicts a fictional religious movement

Wonder Woman Steals the Spotlight

Billions Continues to Reveal What’s Really Wrong With Wall Street
The show dramatizes the finance world—but not that much

Brussels Attacks Raise the Chances of Brexit
Will the threat of terror prompt Britain to leave the EU?

The Battle to Scrap the ‘Tampon Tax’

Pigeons That Track Pollution

Review: Zayn Goes in a New Direction on Solo Debut Mind
The singer is the West’s most popular Muslim pop star

Trump’s New Teleprompter Reveals the Method In His Populist Madness
Each of his dog whistles has been pitch-perfect

Review: Ashton Kutcher’s Ranch Serves Old Dressing
Netflix’s latest comedy is a limp affair

Gwen Stefani
The No Doubt frontwoman and adviser on NBC's The Voice is back with her first solo album in a decade. This Is What the Truth Feels Like, out now, grapples with life after divorce and the early stages of romance.

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Why It Pays to Placate Your Colleagues

Why the #NeverTrump Plan Won’t Work
Three reasons a third-party plot can’t succeed

Remembering Andy Grove, Former Intel CEO
A personal view by Time Inc.’s Norman Pearlstine

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