Taking You Out of the Driver’s Seat Self-driving cars are about to transform our cities and suburbs in ways we haven’t imagined.

Automotive Consumer Awards Newsweek recognizes America’s favorite brands—the ones consumers most want to buy and the ones they actually drive— according to demographics.

Politics The Case for Impeachment

Media How Roger Ailes Marketed Division

Game On
Democrats have a good shot at keeping the Senate—or even picking up seats. The GOP won’t go down without a fight.
By STEVE FRIESS

America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers
Newsweek and data firm Statista’s annual ranking of the nation’s premier facilities..

Beijing’s Big Bet
China was Israel’s third largest trading partner in 2021. But if current trends continue, it could overtake the U.S. as the second soon.
by DIDI KIRSTEN TATLOW

White Churches Act on Reparations
Weary of waiting for the government to compensate Black Americans for centuries of slavery, faith groups have started their own programs.
by JULIA DUIN

War on ‘Woke’
As a growing number of companies adopt liberal causes from abortion to racial justice, conservatives are fighting back.
by PAUL BOND

Is Putin Targeting Civilians?
A Newsweek investigation of Russian bombings in Ukraine reveals the facts obscured by the fog of war.
by WiLLiAm m. ArkiNOLEKSII

Recession-Proof Your Finances
Inflation is up, stocks are down and the R-word is everywhere. Here’s how to protect yourself in today’s turbulent economy.
by Diane Harris

America’s Best Petcare 2022
Newsweek and data firm Statista find the leading products, services and retailers for pets in 68 categories.

Will Trump Ever Do Time?
New evidence of crimes has triggered a debate over the wisdom of charging, trying, convicting and jailing a former president.
By DAVID H. FREEDMAN

America’s Best Eye Doctors 2022
Newsweek and global research and data firm Statista team up to find the country’s leading ophthalmologists and optometrists.

The Children of War
For children from South Sudan, Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine, war doesn’t end once they have reached safety.
by ADAM PIORE

America’s Fastest Growing Online Shops 2022
Newsweek and research and data firm Statista find the digital retailers in the U.S. whose traffic and sales are increasing the most rapidly.

Title IX at 50
In their own words, Megan Rapinoe, Venus Williams and other world-class athletes reflect on what the landmark 1972 law has meant to them and the work still left to be done.

America’s Best Plastic Surgeons 2022
Newsweek and research and data firm Statista find the top doctors around the country for five popular cosmetic surgery procedures.

What Science Says About Abortion
Since Roe v. Wade was decided, neonatal doctors and physicians have changed their views on when a fetus becomes viable outside the womb.
by DAVID H. FREEDMAN

America’s Best Dermatologists 2022
Newsweek and data firm Statista team up to find the 275 dermatologists in the 20 most populous states across the country who are most respected by their professional peers.

President DeSantis?
The outspoken, woke battling, America First governor of Florida might just out- Trump Donald Trump all the way to the White House.
by STEVE FRIESS

America’s Best Dentists 2022
Newsweek and data firm Statista team up to find the 200 dentists across the country who are most respected by their professional peers.

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.
by ADAM PIORE

America’s Best Retailers 2022
Newsweek and data firm Statista find the 195 stores across 39 product categories where consumers enjoy shopping the most.

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.
by DAVID H. FREEDMAN

America’s Best Maternity Hospitals 2022
Newsweek and data firm Statista find the 350 leading institutions for high-quality care for expectant mothers and newborns across the country.

The Trump Effect 
Around the country, Republican candidates are trying to out-MAGA each other, vying for the former president’s blessing—and votes.
by STEVE FRIESS

Most Trusted Brands in America 2022
Newsweek and research firm Brandspark team up to find the makers of household items that U.S. consumers have the most confidence in.

Visionary of the Year
Euisun Chung, Hyundai Motor Group.

Designer of the Year
Alfonso Albaisa, Nissan Motor Co.

The Price of Complacency
Even though the public health threat from the pandemic is far from over, the White House and Congress are battling over pocket change to fund the continuing fight against it.
by FRED GUTERL

America’s Best Home and Garden Brands 2022
Newsweek and research firm Statista team up to fi nd the leading makers of everything to make your place more comfortable, more attractive and more safe.

CHINA IS WATCHING
The Russian invasion is reshaping Beijing’s plans to make Taiwan its own.

CRISIS
As many as 4 million refugees will flee Ukraine in coming months.
CAN EUROPE HANDLE THE STRAIN?

Putin's Endgame 
Fueled by rage, the Russian leader invaded Ukraine and destroyed the post-Cold War security order in Europe. What is his ultimate goal?
BY BILL POWELL WITH REPORTING BY NAVEED JAMALI

It’s Not All in Your Head
The Root Causes of Anxiety Can Be Found in the Body.

Danger Zone 
As Russia-U.S. tensions continue to rise , a new military strategy could make nuclear war more likely.
by WILLIAM M. ARKIN AND MARC AMBINDER

Older Workers to the Rescue 
Boomers May Be the Answer to the Great Resignation.

‘We Change or We Die’
Ten years after realizing it had a big diversity problem, the GOP’s bet on Black conservatives is paying off
BY STEVE FRIESS

Class of 2022
Consumers are seeing a big wave of new household products. Now Newsweek and market research firm BrandSpark® team up to sift through them and name the best.

Xi’s Game
China’s strongman leader wants to emerge from the Beijing Winter Olympics as his country’s dictator for life.
BY GORDON G. CHANG

Shifting Loyalties
The pandemic is changing retail. Shoppers now really want brands that share their values.
BY MEGHAN GUNN

The Forever Pandemic
Omicron could be the beginning of the end of the pandemic. What does the virus have in store for 2022 and beyond?
BY NED POTTER & FRED GUTERL

No Apologies
The Christian prophets who predicted former President Donald Trump would be reinstated in 2021 aren’t ready to admit defeat yet.
BY JULIA DUIN

“The World Is on the Brink”
Defeatism on climate change is not an option. Prince Charles offers his plan for a healthier planet.
BY H.R.H CHARLES

The Second Coming of Nuclear Power
Miniaturized plants could be a new climate-friendly energy source.
BY DAVID H. FREEDMAN

It’s Complicated - Trump’s GOP support is strong. But mainstream Republicans worry his focus on “the steal” could hurt the party in the midterms—and 2024.

The Armed Uprising of 2024 - More and more radicalized Republicans are willing to grab their guns if the next presidential election doesn’t go their way.

22 Things to Look Forward to in 2022 - A look at the events, innovations, technology, sports and arts that will bring us joy next year.

Losing With Latinos? - In the 2022 race for Texas governor, Beto O’Rourke’s words are being used—sometimes deceptively—against him.

America’s Greatest Disruptors
Introducing Newsweek’s inaugural list of 50 visionaries, innovators and pioneers who are transforming the world through technology.

Artistic Advocates
Working to ensure inclusion and equity in the creator economy.

Our Food Is Killing Us
Growth in “ultra-processed” foods is behind a rise in dietrelated disease. Policymakers are starting to take notice.
BY ADAM PIORE

Untransparent
How Dr. Anthony Fauci and other public health officials withheld important information on the funding of risky coronavirus research.
BY ROWAN JACOBSEN

God Save the Queen
Elizabeth II is 95 years old and has been on the throne since the Truman administration. It will be a mess when she’s gone.
BY JACK ROYSTON

America’s Most Responsible Companies 2022
Newsweek and global research and data firm Statista find the big corporations that live up to their social, environmental and corporate governance ideals.

Death from Above
Lethal drones have become cheap and easily accessible. They’ve already reshaped warfare. Could they cause the next 9/11?
BY TOM O’CONNOR & NAVEED JAMALI

America’s Favorite Restaurant Chains 2022
Newsweek and global research and data firm Statista fi nd the best eats across the country.

Can Stacey Abrams Save the Democrats—Again?
The troubled party needs a hero. It’s still unclear whether the Georgia progressive is it.
BY STEVE FRIESS

America’s Best Online Learning Schools 
Newsweek and global research and data firm Statista find the best institutions in the country for distance degree and non-degree programs.

Under Pressure
After a series of costly political missteps and the outbreak of vicious Democratic party infighting, can Joe Biden save his presidency?
BY BILL POWELL

Machines Don’t Blink
The perils of military brinksmanship in the age of AI.
BY HENRY A. KISSINGER, ERIC SCHMIDT AND DANIEL HUTTENLOCHER

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