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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala On Being Shot: 'My Weaknesses Died On That Day' Read the latest issue of Forbes Magazine before it hits the stands, including an interview with one of our cover stars and Nobel Peace Prize Winner Malala Yousafzai. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Malala Yousafzai's Lifelong Campaign For Girls' Education Recipient of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, Malala Yousafzai, talked with Forbes' Kerry Dolan in June about her passion for learning and her unshakable determination to see that all children have the opportunity to attend school around the world. SHARE: Sam Walton's Granddaughter Has Plans To Fix Public Education In America Armed with her family's fortune and two decades of experience, Carrie Walton Penner is the most influential force in public education that you've never heard of. Read More > SHARE: George Weiss' Say Yes Tackles The Biggest Test in Public Education The Waltons are about to partner with Entire Cities. George Weiss is Six years ahead of them. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Going Big: Creating Systemic Change For An Entire City Can a cause be advanced by using an entire city as a holistic "proof point?" Two philanthropists who have pursued ambitious programs to turnaround entire school systems explain why the best solutions to fundamental problems may center on going big. SHARE: Here's A Plan To Turn Around U.S. Education And Generate $225 Trillion Forbes challenged experts to single out five big ideas that could make U.S. school kids tops in the world. Then we quantified the costs and benefits. Behold: an ROI-driven turnaround plan for our children (with a $225 trillion dividend). Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Behind The Cover: Global Solutions In Education Forbes Editor Randall Lane talks about the momentous occasion of bringing together the worlds’ philanthropic titans spearheading education reform for the cover shoot of our annual philanthropy issue. SHARE: The King Of Online Gambling (Is 34) David Baazov went from sleeping on Montreal park benches to an $800 million personal fortune with a brazen bet on Internet poker. Now he gets to up the ante. Read More > SHARE: Mood Indigo: Harry Connick, Jr. Teaches Black Tie The Blues Harry Connick, Jr. shows ForbesLife how to rock a tux — and offers a sneak peek at the upcoming season of ‘American Idol.’ Check out the story in the latest issue of ForbesLife. Read More > SHARE: