Apr 24, 2017 Vol 189 No 15

The Beginning of the End in Mosul

Sheryl Sandberg’s New Mission: To Help People Through Grief and Adversity
After facing her own sudden loss, the tech titan wants to change how we talk about pain

Inside the Grassroots Movement to Groom a New Generation of Democratic Candidates
Inside the grassroots movement to groom a new generation of Democratic candidates

The Trump-Putin Reset Is Dead-but Don’t Rule Out an Amicable Settlement

Gen. Colin Powell On His New Effort to Help Kids Succeed
’We want them to learn not only reading and math but fairness, caring, self-respect, family commitment and civic duty.’

The Wild Cards of the French Election

Viktor Orban Is Turning Hungary Into Europe’s Black Sheep

Patton Oswalt: I Love You, Don Rickles
’Don Rickles was above and beyond the incorrectness of yesterday as well as today’s hand-wringing about it’

Abortion Provider Dr. Willie Parker Talks About His Deep Christian Faith
And how it informs him as an abortion provider

Hacking Myself Is the Most Surprisingly Humiliating Decision I’ve Ever Made

A First Major Tournament (Finally) for Sergio Garc僘

Should Overbooking Flights Be Illegal?
After selling more tickets than it had seats, the airline had a man dragged off a flight

A Utopian Idea Whose Time May Finally Have Arrived

Executive Clawbacks

Window-Shopping Milan
The Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan (April 4--9) is, in name at least, an annual furniture fair. But it’s also a showcase for materials and ideas that designers want to make mainstream. These six pieces may augur tony trends to come.

What Does United’s Flub Mean for Us?

Margaret Atwood and Elisabeth Moss on the Urgency of The Handmaid’s Tale
The author and star of the new Hulu adaptation also discuss feminism, repression and social media

Guerrilla Illuminates Turbulent Black Power Movement in 1970s Britain

Review: James Gray’s Resplendent Lost City of Z Speaks to the Explorer in All of Us
Pictures with the grand sweep and dreamy energy of ’The Lost City of Z’ don’t come along every year-they barely come along at all.

Ivy League Graduates and Other Monsters

David Grann’s Killers of the Flower Moon Is Unsurprisingly Extraordinary
A cinematic book about the murders of the Osage tribe and the formation of the FBI

Tesla’s Electric Shock

The Givers Review: The Pitfalls of Giving It All Away
Philanthropy today grants the wealthy political power over the poor

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