COVER
As Zimmerman Trial Ends, What's Next (Nation)
The trial has ended, but the repercussions of a Florida teen's death have only just begun
EDITOR'S DESK
What Lies Beneath (Cover)
COMMENTARY
Trayvon's Death Is an Outrage, But ... (In the Arena)
Thanks to immigration, stronger laws and years of hard work, our poisonous biracial era is ending
Stopping the Slaughter
All Americans must come together to end an epidemic of deadly urban violence
FEATURES
The Zimmerman Mind-Set (Nation)
Why black men are the permanent undercaste
The Power of the Bilingual Brain (Science)
Learning a second language can produce a nimbler mind. Now some schools are finding new ways to help students tap the benefits
The Talk (Nation)
How parents raising black boys try to keep their sons safe
A Pope for the Poor (World)
Will Francis' personal humility and focus on poverty help revive the church's fortunes on his home continent?
THE CULTURE
A Hole in Half (Sports)
Golf is cutting the course by nine to attract more players
Bad Medicine (Tuned In)
Putting Jenny McCarthy on The View is media malpractice
Rowling Thunder (Books)
Harry Potter's creator rocks the book world, again
10 Questions for Shaun White (10 Questions)
Snowboard and skateboard champion Shaun White on managing fear, taste testing gum and what he did to his hair
Stick a Cork in Me; I'm Done (Food)
How I fared on the Master Sommelier test
The Queen Stands Alone (Movies)
Cate Blanchett plays a Woody Allen woman--and wins
Pop Chart
My Night in the Fast Lane (The Awesome Column)
Have you spent your whole life wanting to drive a cab? There's an app for that
Fact-Checking the Crowds (Escapes)
How to get the most out of hotel-review sites
BRIEFING
Amar G. Bose (Milestones)
Audio innovator
Milestones (Milestones)
Briefing
World
The End of Chemo? (Health)
Smarter cancer drugs with fewer side effects could make the drip history
Cory Monteith (Milestones)
The boy next door
Water Calls (Tech)
A spill won't kill these gadgets
Anne Patterson's Burden (Nation)
Obama's envoy to Egypt struggles to influence, not offend