COVER
Women, Money and Power (Society)
As female economic clout grows, it is changing how men and women work, play, shop, share, court and even love each other
Quiz: Who's Got The Power In Your Household?
EDITOR'S DESK
Bread-and-Butter Issues (Cover)
COMMENTARY
The End of the Road
There's no one quite like Newt Gingrich. But it's time for him to get out of the GOP race
Health Insurance Is for Everyone (Worldview)
It's the only way to deliver lower-cost health care--with better results
Why You're Not in the Mood (The Curious Capitalist)
In emotional economics, how we feel can predict how we deal with the markets
FEATURES
The Warlord vs. the Hipsters (World)
How a group of American filmmakers and 100 special-operations troops are pursuing Africa's most-wanted war criminal
Top Chef (Profile)
How 34-year-old Danish chef René Redzepi came to lead the latest revolution in European cuisine
SPECIAL SECTION
Exercising Your DNA (Fitness)
You are stuck with the genes you've got--but it turns out you can change the way they behave with a good workout
A Pan for All Seasons (Food)
It's heavy and durable--a link to our culinary past. Why cast iron is making a kitchen comeback
Please, Please Go to Sleep (Sleep)
New lessons from 100 years of bedtime battles
THE CULTURE
Tomorrow Never Knows (Television)
How Mad Men solves the problem of finding the past
Learning to Love the Housing Bailout (Money)
It's unfair, but the economy doesn't care
10 Questions for Peter Goodwin (10 Questions)
The doctor who pushed for Oregon's right-to-die law, Peter Goodwin, on brain disease and facing the hereafter
Rolling in The Deep
In her new movie, Rachel Weisz falls in capital-L love
Punched Up (Food)
Mixing Victorian-era cocktails with molecular gastronomy
Video: The Platinum Age of Mixology
Pop Chart
Running like a Girl (The Awesome Column)
Campaign secrets I learned from Emily's List, which offers boot camp for women candidates
Bench Bracket (Sports)
Low graduation rates will drop schools out of March Madness
BRIEFING
Hunting the Higgs (Science)
Physicists may soon nab the most elusive particle of all
Where Everybody Knows Your Name (Tech)
Apps tell strangers what they have in common
The Santorum Conundrum By Mark Halperin (Nation)
The road to Tampa now looks long and winding
Crude Awakening (Economy)
New supplies of oil mean the U.S. is inching toward energy independence
No Easy Way Out (White House Memo)
Obama wrestles with a withdrawal from Afghanistan
Briefing
World
Come Here Often? (Tech)
Apps that help you meet people