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Mar 25, 2019 Vol 193 No 11

Nancy Pelosi Doesn’t Want to Talk About Impeachment. The Democrats May Not Be Able to Resist It

How the Boeing Saga Put a Harsh Spotlight on the FAA

Russians Rally Against Plans for an “Online Iron Curtain”

Laurie Simmons on Why Carolee Schneemann Was an Art-World ‘Goddess’

Broadcaster Jay Bilas Breaks Down March Madness and Any Qualms About Savoring it

Why High-Tech Weather Forecasts Don’t Save More Lives

Ignore the Polls. Trump Has a Shrewd Strategy to Win Back the White House in 2020

There’s a Larger Lie Beyond the College Admissions Bribery Case

Impeachment Shouldn’t Be Political

Africa’s New Slavery Problem
The trade in human beings thrives on the road to Europe

Yes, Gayle King Is Very Impressive. No, That’s Not New.

Elizabeth Holmes Got Where She Was Through Privilege. A New Documentary About Her Doesn’t See That

Shrill Wants to Revolutionize TV’s Portrayal of Fat Women. But It Doesn’t Go Far Enough

The Other Americans Asks What It Means to Be an Immigrant in 2019

Maren Morris Is the Future of Country Music

A Wild Horse and an Inmate Tame Each Other in The Mustang

Cardiologist Eric Topol on How AI Can Bring Humanity Back to Medicine

Mar 18, 2019 Vol 193 No 10

The Dalai Lama Has Been the Face of Buddhism for 60 Years. China Wants to Change That

Inside the Kushner Clearance Probe

Attacks on Ebola Centers in Congo Raise Fears That the Disease Will Spread

90210 Creator Darren Star Remembers Luke Perry, ‘an Avatar of Cool’

As Grand Canyon National Park Turns 100, Its Chief Ranger Plans for the Next Century

An Israeli General Presents the First Real Threat to Netanyahu in a Decade

Now Apocalypse Is a Queer Sex and the City for the End of the World

Patricia Arquette on Why She’s Getting the Best Roles of Her Career Right Now

Dystopian Novel The Wall Shows Us What Goes Down When a Wall Goes Up

Tory Burch on 15 Years of Her Brand and Paying It Forward to Female Entrepreneurs

Mar 11, 2019 Vol 193 No 9

Julia Louis-Dreyfus Knew She Was Good. She Fought to Make Sure the World Did Too

Michael Cohen’s Testimony Shows That Trump’s Legal Troubles Won’t End With Mueller

Why the Pope’s Summit on Abuse Disappointed Some Survivors

Mitzi Gaynor’s Golden Memories of Stanley Donen

The Author of The Wife Just Had Her First Oscars Experience. But Her Hollywood Days Are Far From Over

Deal or No Deal, the U.S.-China Relationship Is Beyond Repair

Venezuela’s Crisis Reaches a Stalemate, but Time Is Running Out for the Opposition
A standoff at Venezuela’s border reflects a crisis in stasis

She Spent 20 Years Teaching Teens About Sexual Assault. Now She’s Sharing Her Own Story

Senator Doug Jones Defeated Roy Moore in 2017. Here’s What He Has to Say About 2020

Mar 4, 2019 Vol 193 No 8

‘A Harbinger of Things to Come’: Farmers in Australia Struggle With Its Hottest Drought Ever

The Rift Between the U.S. and Europe Brings Nuclear Risks

Remembering the Originality of Karl Lagerfeld

The Message Behind Maria Ressa’s Cyber Libel Arrest

Trashy Reality TV Is Back. How Lindsay Lohan, Temptation Island and Netflix Made It Better Than Ever

Rhiannon Giddens Is Reclaiming the Black Heritage of American Folk Music

How an Author Accidentally Solved an Infamous Murder Case While Writing a Book About It

Gingerbread Is a Twisty Take on Old Tales

Ray Romano Hopes to Die in the Most Ray Romano Way Ever

Feb 18, 2019 Vol 193 No 6

Why Art is the Antidote for Our Times

A Lesson About the Fight Against Drug Trafficking From the El Chapo Trial

On Historic Trip to Arabian Peninsula, Pope Francis Tries to Bridge Gulfs

What Does it Take to Force a Politician to Resign These Days?

Chef Sandra Lee Rose to Fame on Charm and Cool Whip. Now She’s Taking on Cancer

Trump Shocks. His Opponents Bore. How the 2020 Election Will Expose Whether Americans Can Still Pay Attention to What Matters

The End of a U.S.-Russia Arms Treaty Spells Long-Term Trouble

Ralph Nader: Everyone Is Wrong About Howard Schultz - Including Howard Schultz

Costa Rica’s President Carlos Alvarado Quesada Wants to Set a Green Example for the World

How Zimbabwean Grandmothers are Stepping In to Fight Depression

Donald Trump is Facing a Dilemma That Could Define His Presidency
Stuck on the wall, Trump faces his biggest test yet

The Nightmare in Venezuela Finally Has the World’s Attention. Can the Opposition’s Gamble Pay Off?

China’s Aging Population Is a Major Threat to Its Future
By 2029, China’s population will age into ”unstoppable” decline. The country may face no greater threat

Nigeria’s ‘Flying Midwives’ Are Helping Save Moms and Babies
In the world’s worst country to give birth are saving the lives of moms and babies

Bro Country Is Here to Stay. Just Ask Florida Georgia Line

A Spy Thriller Like You’ve Never Read Before

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目次
2 | Conversation
4 | For the Record
7 | What’s next for “the Resistance”
9 | Popular revolt threatens Sudan’s dictator
10 | Trump’s art of dealing with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un
11 | An appreciation of poet Mary Oliver
12 | TIME with . . . TV host Michael Strahan
14 | Former U.S. Marine accused of espionage in a Moscow court
17 | A deteriorating federal workforce puts America at risk
19 | Ian Bremmer on Tunisia’s faltering democracy
20 | Tressie McMillan Cottom on what black women endure in health care
22 | Crossing Borders
49 | Mapping the Future
84 | Homecoming
88 | Resurrecting Chipotle
93 | Seven shows about women made by women end this year. What’s next?
96 | A Jimmy Breslin doc
97 | Television: Russian Doll and I Am the Night
98 | Books: a poet’s latest collection; the sad thing about sex; and seeking solace in Virginia Woolf
100 | 7 Questions for Ojibwe writer David Treuer

Jan 28, 2019 Vol 193 No 3

I Mentored Mark Zuckerberg. I Loved Facebook. But I Can’t Stay Silent About What’s Happening.

How William Barr Could Affect Mueller’s Investigation

“Absolutely Singular”: Read Harvey Fierstein’s Tribute to Carol Channing
Unmistakable voice

Martin Scorsese Remembers Actor Verna Bloom-And How She Helped Change His Life
Star quality

Gina Rodriguez Sets Out to Prove There’s More to Her Than Jane

The MLK Speech We Need Today Is Not the One We Remember Most
Viet Thanh Nguyen on Dr. King’s 1967 speech ‘Beyond Vietnam’

Facebook Let My Government Target Me. Here’s Why I Still Work With Them.

6 Tech Leaders on What They Fear the Most

The Internet Can Make Us Feel Awful. It Doesn’t Have to Be That Way

‘Why I Still Have Faith in Facebook’

Black Monday and Corporate Are Leading a New Wave of Anticapitalist TV

‘She Knows How to Play Their Game.’ Regina Hall on Playing a Woman in a Man’s World on Black Monday

Robert J. Brown Worked With Both MLK and Nixon. Here’s What He Says Went on Behind the Scenes of the Civil Rights Movement