Ten Years After the Fall of Saddam, How Do Iraqis Look Back on the War?
A decidedly non-negative view from the Kurdish North, via Barham Salih
Ideas 2013
Our annual guide to modest proposals that can change the world—plus full coverage of the Aspen Ideas Festival.
In the Future, Your Seat Belt Could Be Tailored to Your Body
Good news! Maybe! Your car may soon be weighing and measuring you in the name of keeping you safe.
Does the Rise of the Super-Wealthy Require New Global Rules?
Chrystia Freeland on the power of plutocrats
Big in Pakistan: Malala Yousafzai Conspiracy Theories
She's an icon for her girls-rights activism around the world, but what's popular opinion make of her at home?
George Mitchell Distills What Leadership Requires in Washington
A comment on how to represent citizens who hold contradictory positions
His Big Idea: Ehab Al Shihabi
Can Al Jazeera make it in America?
How Silicon Valley's Tech Reign Will End
Technology is people. And more people are choosing to live in cities.
Nate Silver: Hillary Is the Strongest Non-Incumbent Ever
The New York Times polling analyst predicted Clinton will need to get the game by early 2015 if she wants to win the Democratic primary, even with her unusual advantages.
How ESPN Makes Money—in 1 Graph
Nearly two-thirds of its enormous revenue comes from your monthly cable payments.
Unfathomable: How Much We Don't Know About the Ocean
A brief reflection on our surprising ignorance, past and present, about the underwater world.