Time
A quietly radical depiction of care for sexual assault
SEXUAL ASSAULT IS ALMOST AS common on TV as it is in real life.
2 min |
March 23, 2026
Newsweek US
Blue State Dreams
James Talarico's win signals Democrats may have found a national star in deep-red Texas after decades of statewide losses
5 min |
March 20, 2026
Time
LEAVING THEIR HOME
A new law in Kansas is forcing trans people to reconsider their futures there
3 min |
March 23, 2026
Time
A river ran through it: America's thirsty West
I’VE SPENT MOST OF MY LIFE CHASING SNOW AND WATER around the West.
5 min |
March 23, 2026
Time
A life of sanctimony and violence
THE YEARS DID NOT MELLOW ALI Khamenei.
5 min |
March 23, 2026
Time
Two new comedies loosen up about sex on campus
IN THE SERIES PREMIERE OF NETFLIX’S VLADIMIR, Rachel Weisz awakens from troubled sleep to a cascade of texts and addresses the camera with pleading eyes.
5 min |
March 23, 2026
Time
Michael J. Fox The actor and advocate on building his namesake foundation, living with Parkinson's disease, and what he learned from bullies
8 QUESTIONS
3 min |
March 23, 2026
Time
THE BOY WHO LIVED IT UP
Daniel Radcliffe is having a ball on Broadway and in a new show from the 30 Rock team
7 min |
March 23, 2026
Time
5 phrases that will instantly get your doctor's attention
DOCTORS DON'T JUST EXAMINE bodies—they also decode language.
3 min |
March 23, 2026
Newsweek US
An Island at the Center of the New World Order
How the little-known atoll of Diego Garcia is becoming another flashpoint in the global contest for power between the U.S. and China
10+ min |
March 20, 2026
Newsweek US
SQUEEZE HITS THE FANS
As the FIFA World Cup approaches, host cities in the U.S. are scaling back supporter festivals amid rising security bills and uncertain returns
6 min |
March 20, 2026
Time
The D.C. Brief
JAMES TALARICO, THE SECULARIST seminarian armed with a biblical rejoinder for what he sees as politics' sins, won Texas' hard-fought U.S. Senate Democratic primary on March 3, setting up a November push once seen as a Hail Mary for his party.
1 min |
March 23, 2026
Newsweek US
Meals That Heal
Top hospitals are swapping pills for produce to improve chronic conditions—but it's unclear who pays for “food as medicine”
10+ min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
HOLDING CHINA OVER A BARREL
By attacking Iran, the U.S. has disrupted a second source of cheap oil to its biggest rival in a matter of weeks
3 min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
DANIEL RADCLIFFE
The actor on starring with Tracy Morgan in The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, his Broadway journey and Harry Potter: \"I love that people love those movies\"
2 min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
'His Family Is Left in the Dark'
Nearly a year after Ruben Ray Martinez was killed in Texas, Newsweek reporting revealed the role of federal immigration officers and a family still seeking answers
6 min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
The World's Best Hospitals 2026
Access to information can provide confidence and peace of mind when you need to make a medical decision. This list of the top medical institutions in 32 countries will help you focus on getting better, rather than on where to get care
8 min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
Refund Reckoning
The Supreme Court's decision to strike down President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs is expected to force the government to return billions of dollars collected through the now-annulled levies, but this could strain federal finances and ultimately hurt taxpayers, experts have warned.
1 min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
Command and Control
Leadership contenders are lining up following the death of Iran's supreme leader, including the son of the toppled shah, while the Islamic Republic persists
8 min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
THE CHASE IS ON
How China's AI breakthroughs are challenging U.S. technological dominance
9 min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
ON THE EVE OF AUTONOMOUS DESTRUCTION
The Pentagon and Anthropic's battle over how the company's AI is used by the military has highlighted an ethical and ideological debate that's not going away
4 min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
Narco's Killing Unleashes Chaos
When Claudia Sheinbaum was elected Mexico's president in 2024, she ruled out a war on drug cartels, vowing to keep her predecessor's strategy of “hugs not bullets” targeting causes of crime instead. But on February 22, Mexico's army killed Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, aka “El Mencho,” head of the nation’s most powerful cartel.
1 min |
March 13, 2026
Newsweek US
Final Journey
The casket of Reverend Jesse Jackson arrives by car on February 26 to lie in repose for two days at the Illinois headquarters of Rainbow PUSH Coalition-the civil rights organization he founded.
1 min |
March 13, 2026
Time
LONE STAR PREVIEW
A wild Texas primary illuminates the dilemma facing both parties
3 min |
March 09, 2026
Time
Breezy Johnson The U.S. skier on winning Olympic gold, that mountain marriage proposal, and Lindsey Vonn's example
After your super-G race on Feb. 12, your boyfriend Connor Watkins proposed at the bottom of the slope.
2 min |
March 09, 2026
Time
Love Story tries too hard to be The Crown for America
IF THE KENNEDYS ARE THE CLOSEST THING AMERICA has to a royal family, then Carolyn Bessette Kennedy was our Princess Diana. Like her British counterpart, she was an outsider—albeit a beautiful, stylish, blond, privileged one—to the palace intrigue that consumed the family she married into. She was stalked by paparazzi and alternately worshipped and vilified. And then she died, in her mid-30s, in a horrible accident, only to have her legacy dissected for decades to come. We never let either woman rest in peace.
2 min |
March 09, 2026
Time
Midlife loneliness? There's an app for that
TWO VERY DISPARATE STORIES INtertwine, uncomfortably, in the HBO miniseries DTF St. Louis. In one, a man is found dead at a community pool, near an empty canned cocktail and a vintage Playgirl. The other traces a friendship between two middle-aged, male coworkers, both of whom are exploring infidelity—one by having an affair with the other's wife.
2 min |
March 09, 2026
Time
Jesse Jackson
JESSE JACKSON WAS ENROLLED AT THE Chicago Theological Seminary in 1965 when he decided to join other like-minded students in traveling to Selma, Ala., where Martin Luther King Jr. was leading a march to the state Capitol in Montgomery.
1 min |
March 09, 2026
Time
The Risk Report
VIKTOR ORBAN AND HIS FIDESZ party have led Hungary since 2010, long enough that they've become a kind of fact of European life. His trademark right-wing populism, his attacks on the E.U. and its liberal values, and his warnings that support for Ukraine risks conflict with Russia have become a familiar obstacle for efforts in Brussels to maintain E.U. unity.
2 min |
March 09, 2026
Time
Why you should warm up your feet before bed
GETTING COLD FEET IS INCONVE-nient in many situations—including when you go to bed.
2 min |