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Welcome to the ‘Transition from Hell’ In the time he has left, Trump has lots of ways to make Biden’s life miserable. Here are some. BY STEVE FRIESS America’s Most Trusted Brands Newsweek partnered with leading market research firm BrandSpark to find the companies that American shoppers have the most confidence in.
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'Division of the World Is Inevitable'
Countries need to choose whether to align with autocrats or democracies, says a former NATO Secretary-General
Big Tech's Great Reckoning
A spate of new laws in Europe and the U.S. Foreshadow What Could Be the End of dominance for Google, Facebook and Amazon
Sustainable Cabin Vacations
Everyone needs to get away from it all sometimes. But not everyone's idea of the ideal vacation is the same.
Summer Music Festivals to Get Your Groove On
What seemed a relic of the past amidst COVID-19 lockdowns and social distancing precautions are now back in full force. This summer promises a music festival resurgence, with events taking place all over the world. Across festivals, lineups are both highlighting international talent and championing local artists. From Afro Nation on the pristine Portuguese seaside to Glastonbury in rural England to Fuji Rock in a Japanese forest, live music lovers of every genre have a lot to anticipate. Let the music play!
Emmy Rossum
PARTING SHOT
Crypto In Your 401(k)?
Just because you may soon be able to buy Bitcoin in your workplace retirement plan doesn’t mean you should.
BANS OFF OUR BODIES
MoveOn and Abortion Access activists rally outside the U.S. Supreme Court on May 3 after the leak of a draft opinion overturning the Court's landmark Roe v. Wade decision.
CITY OF WATER
As climate change triggers sea-level rise and extreme weather, even New York, one of the world's best-prepared cities, may not be doing enough
How to Shop Green
Customers seeking sustainable merch are a big deal these days. But which products actually deliver on their environmental promises?
Blue -or Bluer
In Pennsylvania and Texas, democratic voters face clear ideological choices that could signal the party's direction