COVER
Why Latino Voters Will Swing the 2012 Election (Nation)
Faces of the Latino Vote
Photographer Marco Grob spent a weekend chronicling the faces of Latino voters in Phoenix, Ariz.
Being Latino in Arizona
Photographer Matt Slaby documents the lives of Latinos in Arizona for TIME
Marco Rubio: The GOP Must Change Course with Latinos (Nation)
Why Neither Party Speaks Our Language Yet (Nation)
Obama has deported thousands of Latinos. And Republicans oppose a clear path to citizenship
EDITOR'S DESK
America's New Decisionmakers (Cover)
COMMENTARY
Just Not the Marrying Kind
A deepening trend in out-of-wedlock births shouldn't be impossible to reverse
A Time to Compromise
Faith may be a virtue, but there may be times when it has to bend
Rick Santorum's Inconvenient Truths (In the Arena)
The former Senator puts the hard questions on the table, even at his peril
The Savior of Europe (Worldview)
Mario Draghi just bought his continent--and the rest of the world--some breathing room
FEATURES
The Ayatullah vs. The President (World)
The two most powerful men in Tehran are locked in a power struggle that will have a serious impact on the way Iran deals with the West
Pixar's Girl Story (Movies)
An exclusive first look at the megasuccessful studio's first film with a female protagonist
Getting to No (Health Special)
The science of building willpower
How Better Habits Can Make Your Day (Health Special)
THE CULTURE
Pop Chart
Price Points (Money)
Part history lesson, part economics, Pawn Stars teaches good value
Heroine with a Thousand Faces (Art)
Cindy Sherman's retrospective is the ultimate makeover show
Cindy Sherman
Cindy Sherman takes pictures only of herself, but she always insists she doesn't make self-portraits. A retrospective of her work is on view Feb. 26 - June 11 at New York's Museum of Modern Art
Pin Crowd (Tech)
What's next for the hot site Pinterest?
The Book of YouTube (Religion)
A viral-video star wants to make Jesus famous
Money Talks (Books)
A brilliant writer tells the truth about England's rich
Body Politics (The Awesome Column)
My all-female panel on erectile dysfunction would make Congress proud
10 Questions for Jodi Picoult (10 Questions)
Best-selling novelist Jodi Picoult on the right to die, being famous in New Hampshire and howling like a wolf
BRIEFING
Briefing
World (World)
Between the Lines: By Mark Halperin (Nation)
Wireless Windfall (Economy)
A new spectrum auction will ease the mobile-data crunch and help the jobless
The Final Sacrifice (Milestones)
Three acclaimed journalists die covering the war in Syria