March 14, 2014 Issue

Poland Spring trounced Coca-Cola in America's top market

Beijing's relentless pursuit of dissidents overseas can be petty and harrowing

Research by many scholars has shown that privatization does not save taxpayer money

More and more women are being recruited as terrorists and joining battle on Syria's front lines

Advances in genetic sciences are changing the way the law and society understand behavior

The best technology firms have a grand goal; the rest just look silly as they stumble along

The government will pay for devices to keep tabs on the autistic if you don't mind the intrusion

The armed forces and intelligence services are working on a stunning array of pioneering brain development techniques that could one day make their way into civilian life

In Alaska's 1,049-mile trail sled dog race, coming in last is still an amazing accomplishment. Doing it twice requires a very special musher

Paying someone to be your pal may be the ultimate contradiction in terms

The Cookulus app offers more than 5,000 of the best chocolate chip recipes, freeing you from the back of the bag