Jackson Hole: How a Wyoming Retreat Became Central Bankers’ Power Center Jackson Hole’s path from frontier settlement to Fed summit runs through Rockefeller, presidents, Hollywood stars and decades of history. By Kate Wieczorek
6 Living Philanthropists Who Help Preserve America’s National Parks As America nears its 250th birthday, billionaire philanthropy is reshaping how the country preserves its landscapes and monuments. Ken Griffin, Roxanne Quimby, David Rubenstein and others have used private wealth to expand and preserve U.S. parks. By Beth Duckett
20 Extraordinary U.S. National Parks Across America From Acadia’s granite coast to Zion’s red-rock canyons, these parks remain America’s greatest outdoor spectacle. By Paul Jebara
Cultural Powerhouses: The Women of Arts Philanthropy, Past and Present By Aurelie Cauchy and Leslie Ramos