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Cover story Health
The U.S. government already owns and runs one of the most successful health care operations in the world. Here's an inside look
Why Muslim Voters Love Bernie Sanders
The Democratic front runner has made a concerted effort to court the Muslim community—and his outreach is paying off in a big way. But will Muslim support come at the cost of Jewish votes?
In Focus
Culture Clash
Mantamados, Greece
Greek police, on February 26, fought with demonstrators who were protesting the construction of a new migrant camp near Mantamados on the northeastern Aegean island of Lesbos. The Greek islands of Lesbos, Chios and Samos staged a general strike. Small groups of protesters threw stones and even fire bombs at police who fought back with tear gas and flash grenades. The controversial camp is intended to house up to 7,000 people.
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Periscope
One year after the Christchurch massacre, gun control has stalled in New Zealand
'Hitler's Pope' Archive May Shed More Light on Role of Vatican in WWII
The archives, which open on March 2, chronicle a fraught period for the Vatican, during which time it remained silent about the Holocaust.
Downtime
Singer and guitarist Stephen Malkmus is making another stylistic and radical musical departure with Traditional Techniques, a '60s-styled folk album due out on March 6 and a reunion with Pavement is coming, too.
Best Stargazing Spots Around the Globe
Astrotourism is taking off, and these are the best places—on our planet, at least—to witness the dazzling display of luminous balls of gas that we call stars.
