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.

Risky Business
As online sports betting explodes across the country, experts worry a boom in problem gambling among young men will follow. Some argue it’s already here.
By MEGHAN GUNN

America’s Best Home and Garden Brands 2023
Newsweek and global research firm Statista find the brands consumers like most for everything from dishwashers to robotic lawn mowers...

The Changing Face of Entrepreneurship
Women, particularly women of color, are launching companies in greater numbers than ever before. But funding remains a big problem.
By KERRI ANNE RENZULLI

America’s Greatest Workplaces for Women 2023
Newsweek and data firm Plant-A Insights Group team up for the first time to find the 600 best large public companies for women employees.

You Are What You Just Ate
The new science of nutrition promises customized dietary recommendations designed to keep you healthy and ward off disease.
by ADAM PIORE

The World’s Best Hospitals 2023
Newsweek and global research and data firm Statista team up for the fifth year to find the most highly ranked institutions around the globe.

Born to Lie
What science says about both ordinary fibbers (like most of us) and really extreme liars (like, for instance, George Santos).
by DAN HURLEY

America’s Best Fertility Clinics 2023
Newsweek and global research and data firm Statista teamed up to find the most highly ranked facilities in the country.

Inside Biden’s War Room
Under siege by GOP investigations, the president is preparing for a fight, backed by a team of lawyers, strategists and allies.
by DANIEL BUSH

America’s Best Loyalty Programs
Newsweek and global data firm Statista find the customer rewards programs that U.S. consumers rated the most highly.

How to Conquer Your Primitive Brain
More than 40 percent of everything we do is habitual. Science has some ideas about how to do better.
by ADAM PIORE

Death by Neglect
A lawsuit alleges an Arkansas jail allowed a mentally challenged man to die of dehydration and starvation behind bars. Who is accountable?
by ERIC FERKENHOFF

A Cosmic Gift of Great Price
A rare comet from deep space will soon appear in the night skies. Stop what you’re doing and look up.
by FRED GUTERL

The Most Trusted Brands in America
Newsweek and market research firm BrandSpark find the consumer and services brands shoppers have the most faith in.

A Pandemic of Cyberattacks
Domestic hackers, armed with high-tech tools and flush with funds, are ruining people’s reputations and businesses. The cyber police are outmatched.
By DAVID H. FREEMAN

America’s Greatest Workplaces for Diversity
Newsweek and market data research firm Plant-A Insights teamed up to find the 1,000 companies that most respect and value different kinds of people.

The Mother of All Blackouts
Domestic terrorists pose an ‘existential threat’ to the nation’s electrical grid. The attacks have already started.
By TOM O’CONNOR and NAVEED JAMALI

China’s Bid for the South Pacific
Beijing is expanding its reach, saying its interests are purely commercial and diplomatic. The real longterm goal is strategic.
By DIDI KIRSTEN TATLOW

What Makes Us Human?
Tantalizing new findings suggest that neanderthals, our cousins, were a lot like us. How did we win the evolutionary competition?
by ADAM PIORE

‘Hunger Is a Russian Weapon’
Freed Ukrainian prisoners of war talk about their harsh treatment in captivity while families of POWs fight for more releases.
by MICHAEL WASIURA

23 Things to Look Forward to in 2023
A sampling of the events, innovations, products and developments that promise to inform, inspire and delight us in the New Year.

New Hopes and Fears for Alzheimer’s Patients
A new drug offers modest slowing of the disease in its early stages. Are the benefi ts worth the risks?
by MEGHAN GUNN

Xi’s Police State–in the U.S.
To choke dissent, China is ramping up surveillance and harassment on American soil, a Newsweek investigation reveals.
by DIDI KIRSTEN TATLOW

America’s Favorite Chain Restaurants 2023
Newsweek and data firm Statista find the most highly rated national destinations for casual dining..

California Dreaming
The state’s plan to phase out sales of new gas guzzlers by 2035 in favor of electric cars is bold, visionary, important—and highly risky.
by DAVID H. FREEDMAN

America’s Most Responsible Companies 2023
Newsweek and global data firm Statista find the big U.S. corporations that treat their customers, employees and environment right..

World Cup 2022: America Takes Its Shot
As play begins in Qatar, current and legendary players reflect on what it takes to win on soccer’s biggest stage.

After Affirmative Action
The Supreme Court is expected to find racial preferences in college admissions are unconstitutional. How will that change schools—and America?
By STEVE FRIESS

America’s Best Online Learning Schools 2023
From graduate degrees to classes for hobbyists, for the second year Newsweek and global research and data firm Statista find the best places to study online.

‘I Feel Invisible’
A surge in loneliness and alienation is fueling a mental health crisis among teens and adolescents. Here’s what will help.
by ADAM PIORE

America’s Best Banks 2023
With inflation high and interest rates rising, you need a bank that helps you make the most of every dollar more than ever.

Xi Misses the Mark
As China attempts to restructure its economy and deal with a shrinking workforce, Beijing is quietly abandoning its long stated goal of overtaking the U.S. economy.
by JOHN FENG

The U.K.’s Most Loved Workplaces 
It has never been more important for companies to bond with and nurture employees. Here are 100 businesses in Great Britain doing just that.
by HANK GILMAN

‘You Haven’t Seen Anything Yet’
What would a second Trump term look like? Current and former advisors weigh in on his likely moves as the 47th president.
by DAVID H. FREEDMAN

Newsweek Autos Awards 2022
For the second year, Newsweek’s autos team looked at and test-drove 200 cars and trucks to rank the best new vehicles for sale on dealers’ lots right now.
by EILEEN FALKENBURG-HULL

The Insider’s Guide to the Midterms
The key races and trends and what the results will mean for the country. Plus: Can Democrats tie Republicans in governorships for the first time in decades?
by STEVE FRIESS

America’s Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers 2023
Newsweek and data firm Statista team up to find the leading facilities..

The Anxiety Epidemic
We live in very tense times. As a result, stress has become a disabling problem for an alarming number of Americans. Science can help.
by DAN HURLEY

America’s Best Online Shops 2023
Newsweek and global data firm Statista team up to find the online retailers consumers say they are most likely to buy from.

America’s 100 Most Loved Workplaces
Our second annual listing of the companies that not only say they value and respect their employees , but prove it everyday in the way they hire, train and promote them.

Is Generation COVID Screwed?
Teens coming of age since the pandemic are shunning college in record numbers. The consequences for them and the country could be dire.
By ANNE KIM

America’s Best Nursing Homes 2023
Newsweek and global data firm Statista worked together to find and rank the best performing and most reputable 475 facilities for seniors across the country.

Hooked on Antidepressants
Popular drugs work no better than placebo for many. Why do doctors prescribe them to 43 million Americans?
by Adam Piore

The World’s Most Socially Responsible Banks
Newsweek and Statista find the banks that take their obligations to customers, employees and the environment seriously..

The World’s Best Specialty Hospitals 2023 : Newsweek and global data firm Statista find the leading hospitals in 11 specialties.
Plus: The institutions that make the best use of the most advanced technologies.

Society’s Long COVID: If History Is a
Guide, Uncertainty Is the Pandemic’s
One Sure Legacy

The Battle Over Big Data
China is aggressively trying to control much of the world’s data. How Biden responds will have broad implications.
by Adam Piore

The End of an Era?
Top companies are pushing for a return to the office postpandemic, but some remote workers are pushing right back.
by Jalen Small

Revenge of the Pathogens
The world seems to be entering a new, deadly era of health threats from infectious diseases—old ones we thought we’d wiped out, and new ones on the rise.
by DAVID H. FREEDMAN

America’s Best Customer Service 2023
Newsweek and global research and data firm Statista find the retailers and service providers who put consumers first..

What Putin Got Wrong
The Russian leader’s arrogance is undermining his own military in Ukraine.
by William m. Arkin

America’s Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers
Newsweek and data firm Statista find the best inpatient facilities for recovery and renewal.

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

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