In The Latest Issue

Manopause?! Aging, Insecurity and the $2 Billion Testosterone Industry
These drugs promise to pump up men who feel deflated. But are they safe?

Why Big Mergers Are Bad for Consumers
When big companies merge, it’s good for the bankers—but not so good for the rest of us

Begging for Impeachment
To improve its standing with voters, the White House tries to drum up some trouble for itself

How Kentucky Got Obamacare Right
In the deep-red, Bluegrass state, the Affordable Care Act is an unlikely hit. Just don’t call it by that name

Honduras’s Desperate Voyagers
Children are leaving by the thousands and heading north. Fear of gangs and the promise of prosperity have created a refugee crisis for Barack Obama

Cracking The Girl Code
Tech giants bet on summer camps to close their gender gap

Big Data Tries to Shrink the Prison Population
Risk-assessment programs aim to make sentencing more efficient—but can they deliver equal justice?

This Election Season, Revenge of the Thirds
Extra-party politicians heat up the race for 2014

The Culture

Twitch.tv, the New Frontier of Online Video
The streaming service for gamers could be facing a billion-dollar acquisition by Google

Spoon Stirs Up New Album They Want My Soul
The band’s first album in four years drops Aug. 5

Guardians of the Galaxy: A Bratty Star Wars
No marvels in this quintet’s mythology

Review: In the Kingdom of Ice Brings Cold Comfort
Hampton Sides recounts a forgotten tragedy of American arctic exploration

Online Dating That Matches as You Do, Not as You Say
Zoosk and others try to bridge the gap between what you say you want and what you actually want

Double Dipping for America
Why do some political donors give equally to both candidates?

10 Questions With Maggie Gyllenhaal
The actor on how to be human, her issue with Obama and why she won’t talk about the Middle East

A Clippers Sale
NBA team is good to go

Pop Chart

Milestones

Ebola Doctors
In a risky fight

Briefing

World

That Old-Time Medicine

What You Said About …