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An interview with former technology executive Bill Gates is presented. He discusses the role of technological innovations in renewable energy for preventing climate change. He addresses the need for government spending on research and development (R&D) in energy. He mentions historical precedents for human energy transitions. Problems with wind power and solar photovoltaic cells are noted. His view on certainty purportedly held by environmentalists are addressed.

An interview is presented with former U.S. President Bill Clinton that focuses on his efforts since leaving office in 2001. Topics discussed include his efforts to encourage philanthropy, whether or not his wife Hillary Clinton will run for president in 2016, and the 2014 intervention into the Gaza Strip by Israel. The Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) is also discussed.

Presents the February 20, 2006 issue of "The New York Times Upfront." Explanation that the constitutionality of U.S. President George W. Bush's expanded domestic spying after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks is the cover article for this issue; Information on the Ski Dubai, an artificial ski resort in Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Number of U.S. students who are learning Mandarin, a Chinese dialect; Funniest justices of the U.S. Supreme Court.

An incompetent urethral sphincter can be a significant factor contributing to urinary incontinence in patients with neurogenic bladders. We review our experience with 12 men who underwent a puboprostatic sling.

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the guest editor interview with the top national security officers of the U.S. where they discuss about world views, foreign policies and the Sunni allies.

An introduction is presented that discusses an issue article on the history of U.S. mass incarceration in relation to anti-black racism, noting the opinions of U.S. politician Daniel Patrick Moynihan on the issue and the impact of the carceral state on black families.

Argues that the hospitalization Israel Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and the victory of the radical Islamic party Hamas in Palestine have heightened the political volatility in the Middle East. Views of Sharon's deputy Ehud Olmert on Arab-Israeli war; Reason for Palestinians' vote for Hamas; Political oppositions from Israel and the U.S. that Hamas will face in assuming government functions.

An editorial introduction is presented to the issue's featured section dedicated to African Americans and race relations in the United States, highlighting contributions by Nicholas Yan, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and Jeffrey Goldberg.

The article provides the author's view on issues concerning human rights, minorities, and the concept of Jewishness in European countries. He mentions the insight of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler about civil rights and the French Revolution. He also mentions the history of anti-Semitic expostulations and issues regarding immigration.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including U.S. President Obama's achievements as a president including having staved off a depression, his interest in the structural problems of the military, and the International Space Station.