  At present, the Standard Model (SM) agrees with almost all collider data.
Yet, three finetuning issues -- the Higgs mass problem, the strong CP problem
and the cosmological constant problem -- all call for new physics. The most
plausible solutions at present are weak scale SUSY, the PQWW axion and the
string landscape. A re-evaluation of EW finetuning in SUSY allows for a
higgsino-like LSP and naturalness upper bounds well beyond LHC limits. Rather
general arguments from string theory allow for statistical predictions that
m_h~ 125 GeV with sparticles beyond present LHC limits. The most lucrative LHC
search channel may be for light higgsino pair production. Dark matter turns out
to be a SUSY DFSZ axion along with a diminished abundance of higgsino-like
WIMPs.
