Apr 11, 2016 Vol 187 No 13

China’s Chairman Builds a Cult of Personality

This Fragile Iraqi Dam Could Pose a Bigger Threat Than ISIS
TIME visits Mosul Dam, whose collapse could threaten a million lives or more in Iraq

Ukraine’s Injured War Veterans and the Price of Independence
The painful reality of rehabilitation after nearly two years of conflict

Inside the FBI Investigation of Hillary Clinton’s E-Mail
FBI director Jim Comey first investigated the Clintons 20 years ago

What Voters Need to Know About the New Free Global Trade Debate
After decades of consensus, its value is being contested by the left and the right

Why America’s Largest Voting Bloc Isn’t Voting for Trump
The Republican frontrunner has a woman problem

ISIS Loses on the Battlefield But Succeeds in Scaring the West
The terrorist group is making gains by attacking the ‘gray zone’

Will the GOP Try to Lose With Cruz?
Former critics are now rallying to support the candidate

Debunking Trump’s Foreign Policy
He raises good questions, but gets the answers wrong

Mario Batali Remembers Jim Harrison
’I’ve followed Jim Harrison more than I would follow the Bible or Koran’

Garry Shandling
Sensei of ’true’ comedy

Will Robots in the Workplace Destroy Our Future?
Grappling with the right role for automatons at work

Why More Companies Are Coming Out of the Political Closet
Increasingly, big corporations are opposing legislation they see as discriminatory

Apple Vs. the FBI: Here’s Who Really Lost

Review: Everybody Wants Some!! Deserves a Third Exclamation Mark
Richard Linklater is back with a new comedy

Sounding off on Linklater’s Hit Parade
Richard Linklater is back with a new comedy

Review: Indie Drama Krisha Maps a Wanderer’s Return to the Family Fold
Trey Edward Shults’s film is part character study, part family mystery, and part psychological horror story

A Fake Rothko and the Rise of Modern Fraud
A painting’s worth can be a matter of smoke, mirrors and marketing

Insult My Lovely Wife at Your Own Risk

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