Apr 23, 2018 Vol 191 No 15

Donald Trump Relied on Michael Cohen to Weather the Storm. Now The President Is On His Own

Paul Ryan’s Unexpected Exit Is a Warning Sign for Republicans

London’s Murder Rate Soars as Police Struggle to Fight Spike in Violent Crime

In China’s Tea-Growing Heartland, Coffee Is Fast Becoming the New Flavor
Pu’er remains synonymous with tea, but farmers see an opportunity

Alan Murray: New Book on Artificial Intelligence Comes at a Very Teachable Moment

Amy Schumer Knows She’ll Make More Mistakes. But She’s Ready to Listen and Learn

Hungary’s Far Right Leader Is Going Nowhere-and Europe Should Be Worried

Fed-Up Women Are Changing American Politics

Can the U.S. Deter War Crimes Without Going to War with Syria?
Can the U.S. deter war crimes without going to war?

You’re Addicted to Your Smartphone. This Company Thinks It Can Change That
Silicon Valley knows how to program human behavior--for better or worse

The Facebook Defect
Since the company’s founding, Mark Zuckerberg has disregarded the problem that led it to crisis today

Congress Never Wanted to Regulate Facebook. Until Now
Washington has been happy to let high-tech companies police themselves--until now

Westworld Is Finally Back. And Its Women Are Ready to Take Over

Chappaquiddick Makes You Want to Know What Ted Kennedy Was Really Thinking

Beirut Raises Too Many Questions It Can’t Answer

Leslie Jamison’s The Recovering Is a Remarkable Feat for Addiction Memoirs

You Were Never Really Here Is a Skillfully Crafted Thriller

‘Not Everyone’s Going to Love You.’ Lester Holt on Scoops, Debates and Viewers’ Trust