Oct 18, 2018 Vol 192 No 17

How the Murder of Jamal Khashoggi Could Upend the Middle East

How the Anti-Trump Resistance Is Organizing Its Outrage
Inside the grassroots movement to help Democrats take back Congress

Pope Francis Takes Faltering Steps Forward on Church Abuse Crisis

Why Did a Former Miss Iraq Flee Her Country?

Bill Gates Remembers Paul Allen, Microsoft Co-founder and Friend

Provocateur Stormy Daniels Takes an Unexpected Turn in the National Spotlight

It’s Time for Americans to Take Back the Vote

Japan’s Tricky Balancing Act Between the U.S. and China

The Democrats’ Path to Winning the House Runs Through the Midwest

How We Chose the 50 Most Influential People in Health Care of 2018
From physicians and scientists to businesses and political leaders

We Must Use the Global Magnitsky Act to Punish the Killers of Jamal Khashoggi
I lobbied Congress to pass this law to sanction human rights abusers around the globe. The West must use it

Jamal Khashoggi Was My Co-Writer and My Friend. Here’s the Last Thing He Told Me

#MeToo Heads East
Women across Asia are fighting sexism and assault

“I Never Think of Myself as Public.” Why Melissa McCarthy Relates to Her Reclusive New Character

The Best-and Worst-New Halloween Shows on Streaming

‘It’s Heart Expanding.’ Paul Dano on Becoming a Family Man, In Film and In Real Life

The Bracing Honesty of Kiese Laymon’s Memoir Heavy

Best-Selling Historian Joseph J. Ellis Explains What the Founding Fathers Got Wrong