The best ways for the 60-plus set to reenter the job market.

In Colorado, a surgeon helps restore feeling—and so much more—to victims of female genital mutilation.

Why it's so easy to justify our bad behavior.

Companies like Citi and GM were failing before we took over.

Women pay more than men for similar insurance policies. Is it discrimination?

How foreign-owned companies, from Toyota to Eight O'Clock Coffee, are propping up local economies in Mississippi, Indiana, and Georgia.

The music video channel is experiencing some serious growing pains, and it hopes Alexa Chung will be its new Carson Daly. That might be part of the problem.

Power and incompetence are a bad combination. Behold the Mr. Dithers Syndrome.

How JPMorgan Chase's CEO came out on top after the global economic collapse.

China turns crisis into opportunity.

The NEWSWEEK reporter and filmmaker had been detained in Iran since the June elections.

Fox News isn't just bad. It's un-American.

Democrats have too many hang-ups.

Running Bank of America will be a delicate balancing act for a new CEO.

'Too Big to Fail' is one problem. But Barney Frank's loophole-filled derivatives bill has created another.

Energy Secretary Steven Chu argues that incentives for private-sector innovators are key to achieving breakthroughs in energy efficiency.

A nine-block section of downtown Oakland, Calif., has become a modern marijuana mecca—and a model for what a legalized-drug America could look like. Why the stars are aligning for the pro-weed movement.

President Obama is visiting New Orleans for only one day. His potential impact on the city's children, however, could last much longer.

Why there's been a lot of talk about protecting consumers but little action.