COVER
Mario Draghi: The Man Who Would Save Europe (Davos)
Last year, Mario Draghi rescued the euro — and the global economy. This year, the European Central Bank boss faces doing it all over again
WORLD
Israel's Right Turn
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will likely win re-election on Jan. 22. But it's his former chief of staff who's firing up the country's conservative youth
SPECIAL REPORT
The Next Gun Fight
Will a new campaign for gun laws quell the mass shootings that are routine in America?
Your Brain Under Fire
A third of U.S. public schools have armed guards. After Newtown, more may get them. But do they make kids safer? The answer will surprise you
EDITOR'S DESK
Saving the World (And Skiing) at Davos
The theme of this year's Davos meeting is "resilient dynamism"
VIEWPOINT
So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen. But Does the E.U. Really Want Britain to Leave?
Its E.U. partners are prepared for Britain to leave. They hope it won't
Loose Cannon
Shinzo Abe's hawkish foreign policy isn't half as worrying as his economic one
COMMENTARY
No Labels. No Agenda. Some Hope (In the Arena)
Why, in one centrist group, Republicans and Democrats are talking to each other
THE CULTURE
Five Events You Won't Want to Miss in 2013 (Travel)
We asked some of our regular contributors for their picks
10 QUESTIONS
10 Questions for Sixto Rodriguez
Detroit singer Sixto Rodriguez on finding out his songs have been huge hits for decades — on another continent