The Numbers Game
Larger, richer, more powerful than ever: that’s the forecast for the U.S. as its birth rate exceeds that of any other industrialized nation—and nearly doubles that of Canada
The November 2004 Issue
Ivor Shapiro considers a radical proposal for lowering health care costs; Shawn Blore investigates bloody conflict over a rich deposit of diamonds in the Amazon; John Trotter photographs the curiously indistinguishable Republican and Democratic National Conventions; David Hayes looks back at the controversial history of the CRTC…
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Amateurs Like Us
Those incredible men and women and their sort of doable, not-too-daunting feats
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Studies Show...
. . . that maybe you should, um, eat more chocolate ?
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Gore Redux
Gore Vidal is leaving his Italian villa to fight his biggest battle yet
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Rough Justice
Illegal diamonds are the prize. But death in the Amazon rainforest is the price, as Indians, Brazilian miners, and a mysterious third party fight over the richest deposit in South America.
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