May 16, 2016 Vol 187 No 18

So Should We Just Kill Them All?

What You Need to Know About Zika
How to beat the virus-and the mosquitoes that carry it

How a Team of Belgian Doctors Is Bringing Cheap IVF to the World

Why the Clintons Don’t Fear the Coming Armageddon With Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton’s ultimate trump card will not be her gender but her relative humanity

The Fall of Theranos and the Future of Science In Silicon Valley
The situation exposed weaknesses that might indicate a systemic problem

What Happens After Donald Trump Wins the Nomination?
Trump’s next steps could either remake U.S. politics or further divide the country

The Last Nazi Trials
The prosecution of a 94-year-old former SS guard renews questions about how to assign blame for the Holocaust

15 Questions With Michael Kinsley
The journalist and former Crossfire co-host sizes up the boomer legacy, extols later-in-life marriage and gets real about the big exit

How DJ Khaled Became the Self-Help Sage of Snapchat
He built an empire serving chicken soup for the millennial soul

Bubble Drone
This helium-filled concept, from Germany-based Festo’s Bionic Learning Network, is designed to interact safely with humans while carrying small objects. Here’s how it works.

A Special Evening of 100 Stars

To Celebrate Mother’s Day, TIME Asked Influential Moms to Write Open Letters to Their Children

GOP Boss Reince Priebus Leads a Wary Embrace of Donald Trump
The Republican boss will strive to unite and focus his party in coming months

Even In Death, Prince Remains Surrounded by Mystery
He died of yet-unknown causes with a vault of unreleased music and no apparent will

The Tao of Trash

Grammar ‘Mistakes’ Made Good

How Political Instability Threatens Iraq from Within

Review: The Carmichael Show Pushes New Boundaries
The throwback sitcom sticks with a well-known format

Don DeLillo Dances With Death in His New Novel
Zero K follows a reclusive billionaire who aims to fight death

Sherman Alexie Talks About Why He’s ‘One of the Brown Folks for Clinton’
TIME talks with the author of ’The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian’

A Clinton Adviser Takes on Lincoln’s Legacy
Sidney Blumenthal examines the political life of Abraham Lincoln in new book

Modern Feminism Should Stop Selling Out

What Donald Trump Gets Wrong About the ‘Woman Card’
There are some perks

The First Black Superhero Leaps to the Silver Screen
Black Panther will get his own Marvel Studios film in 2018

Civil War Buffs Captain America’s Star

New Trade Deal May Be Doomed by Populism and Suspicion on Both Sides of the Atlantic
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership faces opposition from both Europeans and Americans

Review: Drake Offers a Snapshot of His Messy Relationships on Views
The album isn’t perfect, but it will still influence artists and audiences

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