Today from The New Yorker

The Return of Fair Pay? by James Surowiecki Aetna’s C.E.O. just gave his lowest-paid workers a big raise “for the good of the social order.”     A Victory for Net Neutrality by Tim Wu We may not have much faith in government, but we have even less faith in the companies that provide broadband.     Hockey’s Shifting Boundaries by Ben McGrath Does changing the rules make sports more enjoyable for fans?     Time, Remixed by Sarah Larson In his new book, “Here,” the artist Richard McGuire offers an intimate view of a fixed space over time.     The U.S.’s Afghanistan Baggage by Amy Davidson As “The Americans” demonstrates, wars play on patriotism—but they can also unsettle it.     Renaissance Wild Man by Peter Schjeldahl Piero di Cosimo’s first major retrospective, at the National Gallery.                 Bar Tab: Winnie’s by Emma Allen Hawaiian punch and Harry Nilsson in Chinatown.     Love in India Photographs by Max Pinckers Scenes from the Bangladeshi photography festival Chobi Mela, whose theme this year is intimacy.     Daily Cartoon by Emily Flake Friday, February 6th.