100 Who Rule the Web
They’ve made billions and toppled regimes. Now they want to rewire your world.
DISRUPTORS
The Newsweek Daily Beast 100 Digital Power Index
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The Digital 100 Power Index
They’ve made billions and toppled regimes. now they want to rewire your world.
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The Internet as Destroyer
Despite the Internet’s power, a government bent on control can still shut it down. But rulers quickly discover that doing so harms their own interests, Jamais Cascio writes.
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WHITE HOUSE
Entitled to a Fair Shot
The president reflects on the impact of Title IX.
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NATIONAL NOTEBOOK
The Summer’s Hot GOP Villains
At last, conservatives are leaving their (bite) mark on Hollywood.
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PERSON OF INTEREST
Kenneth Feinberg
America’s go-to guy in calculating life’s worth.
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REPORTER AT LARGE
War of the Wombs
The battle for ‘personhood’ heats up.
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COMPASS
No Laughing in Jerusalem
What Israel knows, and doesn’t know, will change the world.
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Politics
Politicians Acting Politically? Duh.
If it’s good for the country, the motives don’t matter.
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TELEVISION
Broken News
Aaron Sorkin’s chatty idealists invade cable TV.
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FILM
Emma Stone, Revealed
‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ star on her reality-TV origins, Ryan Gosling, and creating a teen advice column.
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MY FAVORITE MISTAKE
Marina Abramović
On her ill-fated attempt to look like Brigitte Bardot.
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WANT
Get Grilling
How to celebrate July 4th, from the host and author of The Book of Burger.
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Anniversary
Thank You, Title IX
Forty years ago, sex discrimination in sports was officially banned. Nancy Pelosi, Gloria Steinem, and more women reflect on how Title IX changed their lives.
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SURVIVORS
Survivors of the 2011 Norway attacks—Photos
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Photos
The Unwilling Drug Runners
In the mountains of Mexico, an Indian tribe known for its endurance running—and plagued by a drought—have become prime targets for drug lords looking for mules. See photos.
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NARCOTICS
Born To Run
Mexico’s Tarahumara are the world’s greatest ultrarunners—and the next victims of the drug war.
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PHOTOS
News Gallery—Photos from the Week in News
Justice for a predator
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REPORTER AT LARGE
Tired Of The Taliban
Villagers in Afghanistan’s Ghazni province rise up against the militants.
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NARCOTICS
Born To Run
Mexico’s Tarahumara are the world’s greatest ultrarunners—and the next victims of the drug war.
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FOOD
In Search Of Paris Terroir
Yannick Alléno is reviving the capital’s locavore roots.
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LITERATURE
‘I’m A Professional Refugee’
Lawrence Durrell envisioned our postmodern world.
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Media
This Just in From HQ
A former ABC News chief on his changing industry.
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Comics
Mightier Than the Sword
Egypt’s most famous cartoonist reflects on the revolution.
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SPORTS
Return of the Gladiator
How mixed martial arts took the fighting world by storm.
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THE CITY
Durban
Lynn Freed on a South African city of jacaranda trees and electric fences.
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PERSON OF INTEREST
China Sends A Woman To Space
China sends a woman to the final frontier.
