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Feb 19, 2018 Vol 191 No 6

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As the Koreans Share an Olympic Moment, Trump Risks Irrelevance

The Stock Market Waves Goodbye to Easy Money

3 Unexpected Risks to Prepare for in Retirement

Inside Trump’s Plan to Dramatically Reshape U.S. Courts
By confirming judges in record numbers, the President is changing America for a generation

Carter Page Touted Kremlin Contacts in 2013 Letter

Pope Francis’s Failure to Address Abuse Allegations Jeopardizes His Papacy

Admiral Stavridis: Our Troops Deserve Better Than Trump’s Big Parade

‘I’m Not Going to Let Him Intimidate Me Anymore.’ Kate Upton Speaks Out on Alleged Harassment by Guess Co-Founder Paul Marciano

Fifty Shades Freed Is a Pleasure. Just Don’t Call It a Guilty One

Here and Now Is a Frank Family Saga Suited for This Moment

How Rose Byrne Channeled Her Inner Child to Act Opposite CGI Rabbits

Three Average Guys Make The 15:17 to Paris Worth Watching

Rose McGowan on Her ‘Brave’ New Book and Surviving the ‘Cult of Hollywood’

Feb 12, 2018 Vol 191 No 5

Donald Trump Is Playing a Dangerous Game of Nuclear Poker

How North Korea Built a Nuclear Arsenal on the Ashes of the Soviet Union
Did former Soviet scientists help arm North Korea?

How Donald Trump Is Sowing Distrust in American Justice

Can Donald Trump Accept a Defeat In Afghanistan?

Why Attendees Left Davos Feeling Optimistic About the Economy

What Happens When Amazon Takes on Health Care

How This Photographer Documented Her Mother’s Battle With Mental Illness on Instagram
Photographer Melissa Spitz gives new dimension to mental illness in images of her own parent

Zadie Smith’s Feel Free Shows She’s a Renaissance Woman

Lisa Halliday’s Asymmetry Is All About A Lopsided Romance

How 7 Widowed Fathers Overcame Their Fear That ‘The Wrong Parent Died’
After becoming single parents to young children

Why We Shouldn’t Shield Children From Darkness
Maybe instead of anxiously trying to protect our children, our job is to simply support them

Feb 5, 2018 Vol 191 No 4

Donald Trump Is Turning Davos Into a Globalist Throwdown

‘America No Longer Matters.’ Davos Isn’t Worried About President Trump

What the Global Elite Can Learn From Donald Trump

States of Vulnerability
In several cross-country trips over four years, photographer Matt Black has documented communities on the brink, where poverty rates are high and hope flags, to capture the nation’s deepening inequality

Why GDP Is a Terrible Metric for Success and Wealth

Democrats Face Backlash From Base After Caving on Immigration

Meet Tom Steyer, The Man Running a Campaign to Impeach Donald Trump

Turkey Threatens Its Alliance With Russia After Charging Into Syria

How Diversity Training Infuriates Men and Fails Women

What President Trump’s Tariff on Solar Panels Means for American Jobs

Meet Hyon Song Wol, North Korea’s Pop Star Turned Diplomat

Greece and Macedonia Are Fighting Over Who Gets to Use the Name ‘Macedonia’. Here’s Why
Tens of thousands of Greek protesters rallied in Thessaloniki on Jan. 21 against the use of ”Macedonia” in the name of the neighboring nation officially known as the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM). The demonstrations came as the two countries begin talks to resolve the long-standing dispute. Here’s more.

How Rap Became the Sound of the Mainstream

Dirty Money Brings Ambitious Investigative Journalism to Netflix

Ann Curry Gets the Comeback She Deserves on We’ll Meet Again

Maze Runner: The Death Cure Runs Out of Steam Quickly

Dakota Fanning Makes the Trek of a Lifetime in Please Stand By

These Books Offer Blueprints for the Resistance

When the Only Home You Know Becomes a Place You May Never See Again

Kate Bowler Talks About Her Cancer Diagnosis and Her Faith
The Duke professor talks about her new memoir and parenting with an incurable cancer diagnosis

No, All Those Strollers Aren’t Your Imagination. More Women Are Having Children
Rise is particularly stark among single women

Myanmar’s Case Against Two Reuters Reporters Is a War on the Truth
Myanmar has tried to obscure atrocities by prosecuting the press. They’re not fooling anyone

Jan 29, 2018彪ol 191 No 3

Baidu’s Robin Li is Helping China Win the 21st Century

Why China Will Beat Tesla in the Electric Car Race

The Great Crack-Up
A polar flyover reveals the ravages of climate change

A Year Ago, They Marched. Now a Record Number of Women Are Running for Office
One year ago, millions of women protested in the streets. Now there are more women running for office than ever before.

Sen. Rand Paul: President Trump Has Had a Year of Accomplishments

50 Years After 1968, We Are Still Living In Its Shadow

Cape Town Is 90 Days Away From Running Out of Water
”Day zero” is forecast to be April 22

Hawaii’s False Alarm Exposes U.S. Civil Defense Gaps

Paul Ryan Has the Toughest Job in Washington: Avoiding a Government Shutdown

Trump Turns His Back on Pakistan, Giving China an Opportunity

There Are Six Very Good Reasons to Go to the Movies This January

Sharon Stone Is the Reason to Watch Steven Soderbergh’s Interactive Mosaic

CNN’s Van Jones on Trump’s First Year, Martin Luther King Jr. and Activism

Death Cleaning to Hygge: These Books Want to Be the Next Marie Kondo

Swedish Band First Aid Kit Pays Homage to American Rock on Ruins

Tune-Yards・New Album Brings a Political Message to the Dance Floor

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目次
3 | Conversation
4 | For the Record
5 | What sending back Salvadorans means for America
6 | North Korea and South Korea’s negotiations over the Olympics
8 | Ian Bremmer on French President Macron’s China trip
10 | Mudslides in Montecito, Calif.
12 | How to retire in 2018
13 | Why Oprah doesn’t have to beat Trump in 2020
14 | There is no “best” curse word
15 | Swedes and the vital importance of “death cleaning”
16 | Trump’s First Year
26 | The Latest Meltdown
32 | On the 25th Amendment
36 | Nothing New to See Here
38 | In Defense of Leakers
40 | National Insecurity
43 | Nineties tabloid mania revisited in FX’s The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story and Craig Gillespie’s I, Tonya
46 | Quick Talk: Annette Bening
48 | Books: Ali Smith’s Winter; Denis Johnson’s The Largesse of the Sea Maiden
51 | When the spouses of memoirists on grief fall in love
52 | 6 Questions for San Juan mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz

The Iran Protests Expose a Deep Fault Line in the Islamic Republic

Who’s Who In Italy’s Upcoming Elections

Iceland Makes Equal Pay the Law

These Are the Top 10 Risks to the World in 2018
The global order is coming apart, and liberal democracy is under threat. Welcome to 2018

Women Are Getting Male Harassers’ Jobs. But Don’t Call it a Coup

Dan Harris: How Meditation Helps Me Survive This Era of Angry Politics

The Creepy Source of the Blood in the First Blood Bank
Giving blood can seem like a straightforward way to help others, but the earliest blood donations and blood banks were anything but simple

Warren Buffett Shares the Secrets to Wealth in America

What a Work of Art Can Teach Us About Dishonest Portrayals of Immigrants

Mock Millennials All You Want. Here’s Why They Give Me Hope

Girls Can Change the World-But We Have to Invest in Them First

Meet the Doctor Who Runs India’s Last Polio Ward
St. Stephen’s Hospital in New Delhi

Why You Shouldn’t Be Afraid of Artificial Intelligence

Why This Scientist Is Hopeful A Cure to Alzheimer’s Disease Isn’t Far Off

How One Teacher Is Revolutionizing the Way Her Students Learn
Washington State 2017 teacher of the Year

Thousands of African Women Face Sexual Violence. Meet the Surgeon Who Is Helping Them Rebuild Their Lives
Panzi Hospital

Harvard Professor Steven Pinker on Why We Refuse to See the Bright Side, Even Though We Should

This Ethiopian Scientist Is Saving Lives by Studying Insects
ICIPE In Nairobi

Why It’s Time For Men to Step Up For Women Too

Ava DuVernay on What Gives Her Hope

This Ebola Survivor Is Fighting to Protect Others From the Deadly Disease
EBOLA SURVIVOR/DISEASE FIGHTER

Why Getting Into Trouble is Necessary to Make Change

This Designer Wants to Prove the World Isn’t as Divided as We Think
Gapminder Foundation/Dollar Street

This Is What the Future of Food Looks Like, According to Chef Marcus Samuelsson

Melinda Gates: It’s Time for a New Era for Women

Steven Spielberg’s The Post Is the Journalism Movie We Need Today

Black Mirror’s Fourth Season Struggles Until There’s an Episode in Space. Seriously

One Hope for the New Year: A Kinder Culture

Dec 25, 2017 Vol 190 No 27

These Syrian Refugees Made It to Europe. But There Still Isn’t an Answer to the Crisis

A Light In the Darkness

This Year’s Flu Virus Could Be Worse Than Usual - And the Vaccine May Not Help

‘We Can Take Them Apart.’ ICAN Chief Beatrice Fihn Accepts Nobel Peace Prize for Group’s Work to Ban Nuclear Weapons
”They don’t have to be that special”

Gabby Giffords and Mark Kelly: The New Year Is a Time for Hope, Even After Tragedy

Robin Roberts: Grief May Change Some Holiday Traditions. But You Can Create New Ones

Kesha: The Holidays Are Hard If You Struggle With Mental Illness. Don’t Blame Yourself

Patton Oswalt: How to Conquer Loneliness During the Holidays

Katie Couric: What I’ve Learned Over the 19 Christmases Since My Husband Died

Joe Biden: How the Sandy Hook Families Give Me Strength
’Around Christmas, I remember my daughter Naomi and my son Beau-just as I know the Sandy Hook families do’

The Last Temptation of Michael Flynn

How to Raise a Sweet Son in an Era of Angry Men

How Doug Jones Beat Roy Moore and Shocked the World

Student-Loan Borrowers Await Debt Relief

Meet the Man Running a $100 Million Campaign to Save the Republican Majority
Corry Bliss has a plan to save the Republican majority

How Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Is Upending the Old Order
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince is upending the old order

Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s 37-Year-Old Leader, Rolls Up Her Sleeves
TIME talks to New Zealand’s new prime minister, and those that know her personally, about what drives her

Meet the Journalist and Reality-TV Star Challenging Vladimir Putin for the Russian Presidency

Superbugs Are Nearly Impossible to Fight. This Last-Resort Medical Treatment Offers Hope
How a forgotten 100-year-old therapy is saving lives

Is 2018 the Year for Polio’s Extinction?
The world’s last case of polio may have already happened. We will know soon

The Global Plan to Combat Climate Change Faces a Reckoning
President Trump’s decision to pull out of the Paris Agreement isn’t the only obstacle

Move Over, Millennials: How Generation Z Is Disrupting Work As We Know It
”There’s always going to be something special about being the first”

The Executive Who Wants to Revolutionize Your Work Life

The Last Jedi Is a Star Wars Movie That’s Truly for Everyone

Yara Shahidi Is Finding Her Truth Through Art and Activism
The black-ish star is tackling adulthood in her spinoff, grown-ish

Gus Kenworthy Is Ready to Embrace His Role at the 2018 Winter Olympics
He is the first openly gay male to compete at the Winter Games

TIMEの年末恒例の「今年の人」に、2017年はセクハラ被害を証言する運動に加わった「沈黙を破った人たち」が選ばれた。俳優のアシュレイ・ジャッドさんらが実名でハリウッドの大物プロデューサーによる過去のセクハラ被害をニューヨーク・タイムズ紙に証言。これを機にツイッターで「#MeToo」のハッシュタグを付けた書き込みに代表される運動が広がり、告発を受けた実力者が相次いで職を追われるなどしている。

Dec 11, 2017 Vol 190 No 24

The New American Way of War

Fighting Donald Trump Cost Jeff Flake His Job. But He’s Not Going Quietly
A feud with the President may have cost Jeff Flake his Senate seat. But he’s not done fighting for the soul of the GOP

India’s Culture War Stirs Up Trouble In Bollywood

A Distracted Angela Merkel Is Bad News for the World

5 Famous Cooks Share How to Make Vegetables Taste Great

Loading Up on Stocks With Dividends Is Risky In an Aging Bull Market

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Is a Retro Heroine for Modern Times

Jeff Daniels’ Godless Is a Satisfying Twist on a Classic Genre

Call Me By Your Name and The Shape of Water Fearlessly Display Love

Tina Brown Talks Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein and the Future of Media

How America Became So Divided

Miguel Mixes Sensuality and Social Consciousness in New Album War & Leisure

U2 Shows Off Hard-Won Experience

Why Your Odds of Getting a Heart Transplant Are So Low
50 years after the landmark first surgery

What You Said About …

North Korea’s Year of Missile Milestones
North Korea launched a new Hwasong-15 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Nov. 29 that Pyongyang claimed could hit any target in the U.S. It’s just the most recent milestone in a year when the rogue nation has launched at least 20 ballistic missiles, including three ICBMs.

Nov 27, 2017 Vol 190 No 22 & 23

The 25 Best Inventions of 2017

What Makes a Genius? The World’s Greatest Minds Have One Thing in Common
Franklin, Einstein, Jobs, da Vinci. How history’s greatest thinkers broke with tradition and solved problems nobody else could see.

The Saudi Crown Prince’s Plot to Reshape the Middle East Backfires

It’s the Beginning of the End for Zimbabwe’s Dictator Robert Mugabe

Theresa May’s Britain Is Headed for a Brexit Train Wreck

At the NRA’s TV Network, Guns Are a Weapon in the Culture Wars

Why Self-Driving Cars Might Not Lead to a Huge Drop In Fuel Consumption

Aly Raisman Opens Up About Sexual Abuse by USA Gymnastics Doctor Larry Nassar

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Is Going Out on His Own Terms

Dignity, Death and America’s Crisis In Elder Care

An 87-Year-Old Nun Said She Was Raped in Her Nursing Home. Here’s Why She Couldn’t Sue

The Cruel Math of Finding a Nursing Home for My Dad

My Uncle’s Alzheimer’s Battle Inspired Me to Disrupt Healthcare

Phantom Thread Is Shrouded in Mystery as Daniel Day-Lewis’ Final Act

Allison Janney’s New Favorite Co-Star is a Bird

Why James and Dave Franco Waited Their Whole Lives To Make a Movie Together

Downsizing’s Hong Chau Gets Her Big Break in Miniature

Two New Last Jedi Characters Help the Star Wars Galaxy Look More Like Our Own

How Wonder Takes on Being Different in an Indifferent World

Hello, I Must Be Going

Gary Oldman on Winston Churchill, Populism and Harvey Weinstein Allegations

Nov 9, 2017 Vol 190 No 21

At Home in the World

The Last Globalist

The Troubling Link Between Domestic Violence and Mass Shooters
Mass shootings and domestic abuse in America

’Nothing Is Sacred.’ Religious Leaders Take Action on Attacks in Houses of Worship

Voters Deliver a Big Win for Democrats, and a Blow to Trump

Corruption Crackdowns Can Bring Political Advantages

What Happens When Women Reach a Critical Mass of Influence

Filmmakers Spike Lee and Dee Rees Reunite at Their Old Stomping Grounds

With Soul of a Woman, Sharon Jones Sings One Final Joyful Note

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Is a Thin Portrait of Small-Town America

Woody Harrelson Shines as a Crass and Contradictory LBJ

Kenneth Branagh Revives the World’s Greatest Detective

Master of None: Or, How We Learned the Dogs Are Secretly In Charge

Review: Netflix’s Alias Grace Is a Triumph of Complex, Feminist Storytelling

7 Questions with Mavis Staples
”We’re living in trying times right now.”

Nov 13, 2017 Vol 190 No 20

How China’s Economy Is Poised to Win the Future

Trump’s Mueller Problem
Why the special counsel’s first indictments signal trouble for the President

Ports, Pipelines, and Geopolitics: China’s New Silk Road Is a Challenge for Washington
China’s Belt and Road Initiative stands to boost Beijing’s geopolitical clout as the U.S. retreats from its global leadership role

Richard Haass: Xi Jinping Faces Dilemma Over China’s Growing Debt

The 30 Most Influential Teens of 2017
See who made the cut in TIME’s annual list

The Rise and Rapid Fall of Paul Manafort

Paul Manafort’s ‘Right-Hand Man’

George Papadapolous’ Guilty Plea Offers a Picture of Potential Collusion

The New Terrorism Comes to Ground Zero

Before Movember, Here’s Why Men Grew Mustaches in November
It has to do with Election Day

What Doctors Facing the Opioid Crisis Need Next

Get Ready for the New Disrupters

The Cruelty of Kevin Spacey’s Coming Out

Move Over Pumpkin Spice: There’s a New Fall Flavor
Yes, you’ll find it in a Starbucks drink

Lady Bird Captures the Joy and Pain of Coming of Age in the Suburbs

Three Shows Take on Politics During Late Night

Henry Louis Gates Jr. on Identity, History and the Most Amazing Facts

How Director Taika Waititi Managed to Make Thor Funny

‘If Not Me, Who?’ Thousands of Women Plan Their Political Takeover
The convention is an attempt to transform the woman’s movement’s momentum into votes, seats and majorities.

Spain Takes Control of Catalonia, Pushing a Crisis Into Higher Gear
Spain has acted upon Article 155

Nov 6, 2017　Vol 190 No 19

The End of the Caliphate

While Trump Is Tweeting, These 3 People Are Undoing American Government as We Know It
While the President tweets and fulminates, his Cabinet is rewriting the rules of government

Inside Scott Pruitt’s Mission to Remake the EPA
The company man in Washington

Working in Trump’s Washington is Testing Ben Carson’s Beliefs
Working in Washington is testing Ben Carson’s beliefs

Shinzo Abe’s Big Win in Japan Gives Him Time to Make History

Doctors Are Using Diseased Organs To Save Lives. Here’s How

Affairs Are Only Human- But That Shouldn’t Be Your Excuse
We’ve reconsidered divorce. Now we’re rethinking infidelity. But are we missing the point?

What Betsy DeVos Gets Right About Campus Sexual Assault

The Bush Sisters Talk Politics and Prose
As twins, Jenna and Barbara Bush have done everything together - including writing their new memoir, Sisters First

The Square is a Caustically Elegant Satire With No Right Angles

Kelly Clarkson Delivers Soul and Sass to ‘Meaning of Life’

Wendell Berry Discusses Rediscovering Rural America
The writer, activist and farmer on his new book, The Art of Loading Brush, and the future of American land

We Need to Talk About Kids and Smartphones
As experts debate the role smartphones play in adolescent mental health, teen depression and suicide rates continue to climb

Oct 23, 2017 Vol 190 No 16 & 17

Next Generation Leaders 2017

On Leaders

Catalonia Voted to Breakup With Spain. Now for the Hard Part
The region runs up against the reality of a split from Spain

College Students Keep Dying Because of Fraternity Hazing. Why Is It So Hard to Stop?
Recent student deaths have intensified calls for reform

Harvey Weinstein and What Happens Next

California’s Wildfires Are Only Getting Worse
Deadly blazes are breaking out across California--and getting worse every year

The Fight Over Free Speech on Campus Isn’t Just About Free Speech
Students are clashing over the costs of free speech, and who gets hurt

Google Wants to Give Your Computer a Personality
Meet the team trying to give Google’s artificial intelligence something it’s never had before: a personality

A ‘Reality Show’ White House: How Donald Trump Proved Bob Corker’s Criticism Right

Turkey-U.S. Relations are Going from Bad to Much, Much Worse

A Picnic at the Border

When the Commander in Chief Disrespects His Commanders
Ret. Adm. Stavridis writes: ”The senior military must avoid the politics of the moment”

Michael Douglas: The World Should Listen to the Nobel Peace Prize Laureates
Before it’s too late

The Tipping Point: When Do Female Leaders Become the Norm?
And change the power dynamic

‘We Can Do it Better.’ Meet the Millennials Taking Over City Hall
One day soon, young people will run the government. These American mayors show how they’ll do it

Interview: Ivana Trump Has Her Say

Netflix’s Mindhunter Is the Perfect Crime Drama for Our Times

David Fincher Knows Exactly Why We’re All So Obsessed With True Crime

The Women Behind Wonder Woman

The New Zen of Playing Old Video Games

Safe Gun Policy Doesn’t Have to Mean No Guns-Or No Safety

7 Questions With Ai Weiwei

Review: We Were Eight Years In Power By Ta-Nehisi Coates
What was the price of achieving a black ambition as old as the country itself?

Domhnall Gleeson Proves Once Again That He Can Do Anything
’Goodbye Christopher Robin’ is only the third of Gleeson’s six films due out this year

Beck’s Colors Finds Joy In Its Time

Pop Chart

Milestones

For the Record

Oct 23, 2017 Vol 190 No 16 & 17

Next Generation Leaders 2017

On Leaders

Catalonia Voted to Breakup With Spain. Now for the Hard Part
The region runs up against the reality of a split from Spain

College Students Keep Dying Because of Fraternity Hazing. Why Is It So Hard to Stop?
Recent student deaths have intensified calls for reform

Harvey Weinstein and What Happens Next

California’s Wildfires Are Only Getting Worse
Deadly blazes are breaking out across California--and getting worse every year

The Fight Over Free Speech on Campus Isn’t Just About Free Speech
Students are clashing over the costs of free speech, and who gets hurt

Google Wants to Give Your Computer a Personality
Meet the team trying to give Google’s artificial intelligence something it’s never had before: a personality

A ‘Reality Show’ White House: How Donald Trump Proved Bob Corker’s Criticism Right

Turkey-U.S. Relations are Going from Bad to Much, Much Worse

A Picnic at the Border

When the Commander in Chief Disrespects His Commanders
Ret. Adm. Stavridis writes: ”The senior military must avoid the politics of the moment”

Michael Douglas: The World Should Listen to the Nobel Peace Prize Laureates
Before it’s too late

The Tipping Point: When Do Female Leaders Become the Norm?
And change the power dynamic

‘We Can Do it Better.’ Meet the Millennials Taking Over City Hall
One day soon, young people will run the government. These American mayors show how they’ll do it

Interview: Ivana Trump Has Her Say

Netflix’s Mindhunter Is the Perfect Crime Drama for Our Times

David Fincher Knows Exactly Why We’re All So Obsessed With True Crime

The Women Behind Wonder Woman

The New Zen of Playing Old Video Games

Safe Gun Policy Doesn’t Have to Mean No Guns-Or No Safety

7 Questions With Ai Weiwei

Review: We Were Eight Years In Power By Ta-Nehisi Coates
What was the price of achieving a black ambition as old as the country itself?

Domhnall Gleeson Proves Once Again That He Can Do Anything
’Goodbye Christopher Robin’ is only the third of Gleeson’s six films due out this year

Beck’s Colors Finds Joy In Its Time

Pop Chart

Milestones

For the Record