COVER
Why We Love (The Science of Romance)
Breeding is easy, but survival requires romance too. How our brains, bodies and senses help us find it
Marry Me (The Science Of Romance / Marriage)
Say yes, and you're in for more than love, children and a home. Better health and a longer life are part of the deal
Are Gay Relationships Different? (Science Of Romance / Gay Marriage)
Why gay couples have more equality and less tension at home--but still split up more often than straight pairs
Crazy Love (The Science Of Romance / Derangement)
Our partners may be obsessive, possessive, even dangerous. There's a reason we stick around often at our own peril
We Just Clicked (The Science Of Romance / Matchmaking)
Online matchmaking sites in the U.S. are eyeing millions of singles in China, India and beyond. Will love translate?
LETTERS
Inbox
ASIA
China's Perfect Storm
An unusually harsh series of storms paralyzes the nation's power and transportation networks, exposing the vulnerabilities of an economic juggernaut. Can the government cope with the crisis?
UNITED STATES
It's Their Turn Now (United States / Campaign '08)
'A friend told me this was impossible, that it's hopeless to try to organize students. Now he says, "Where do I sign up?"'
WORLD
Why the Surge Worked
A year after Bush sent 30,000 additional troops to Iraq, violence is down and al-Qaeda is in retreat. But the gains are still too fragile
GLOBAL BUSINESS
Proceed with Caution (World Economic Forum)
At Davos, the global lite seeks ways to navigate the threats that lie ahead
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
The First Comedy Strike (History)
Almost 30 years ago, comics like Jay and Dave staged a revolt. It changed everything