Oct 17, 2016 Vol 188 No 15

Next Generation Leaders

The White Helmets of Syria
As the war worsens, rescue workers risk their lives on the front lines

Syria’s First Responders

Jill Biden: Girls Around the World Are Standing Up For Their Rights
And the lives they want

Why Referendums Have Been Backfiring

Colombia’s Shock Referendum Vote Leaves Peace Deal in Tatters
Voters angry at the concessions given to FARC militants helped defeat the peace accords

Running Mates From the Past Prove the Need for a New Politics of the Future
The old arguments, and the old ways of arguing, have run their course

9 Questions With Bobby Seale
The Black Panthers co-founder, whose new book marks the 50th anniversary of the party’s establishment, talks about guns, Trump and Obama

New Frontiers In Breast Cancer
There are paradigm shifts in how breast cancer is screened for and treated預nd that’s good news for patients

Time Travels In Two Directions

Stolen Art That Made a Return
A pair of Vincent van Gogh paintings stolen from an Amsterdam museum in 2002 were found recently during a police sting of the Naples Mafia in Italy. The combined $30 million find joins other famous artworks to have been recovered.

Milestones

Wave of Unrest Crashes on Ethiopia
At least 52 people were killed in a stampede during protests in Ethiopia’s Oromia region on Oct. 2, allegedly after security forces opened fire on the crowd. The Oromo people claim to be politically and economically repressed by the ruling Tigrayans.

For the Record

The 然oboat・

America’s New Clown Panic

The Digital Cloud Is Underwater-and Vulnerable

Newtown : A Vivid Portrait of a Grieving Community

How Hillary Clinton’s Allies Are Expanding the Vote Behind the Scenes
An under-the-radar strategy that could decide the election

Why Deutsche Bank Is Spooking the Markets

This Just In

Murder, She Wrote

How Mindfulness Can Save You Money
Money has a unique ability to affect the way we think, feel and behave

Why Cats Rule the World

Bold and Fraught, The Birth of a Nation Merits Your Attention

Inside the Fight for Cleaner Air

Emily Blunt Makes a Droopy Girl on the Train Worth Watching
Tate Taylor’s adaptation of Paula Hawkins・novel is surprisingly earnest