In Washington, the attention of lawmakers remains focused on a scandal stemming from the IRS and the scrutiny it applied to Tea Party groups seeking tax-exempt status. Earlier this week, Lois Lerner, who runs the IRS’s division on tax-exempt organizations, told Congress she had broken no laws and committed no wrongdoing.  She also said she would not testify. That of course was not enough of an answer for some GOP lawmakers.

As New York hosts the first large-scale display of materials from the University of California-Santa Cruz's Grateful Dead archive, we look at how this hazy jam band sparked new ideas in the music business. Joshua Green of The Atlantic magazine explains their savvy innovations in fan relations. And Rebecca Adams, ...

Joshua Green, Senior Editor of The Atlantic, and John Cassidy,New Yorker staff writer, talk about Timothy Geithner’s role as chief architect of Obama’s plan to fix the economy, and why his plan has made him unpopular. Joshua Green’s article “Inside Man” appears in the April issue of ...