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IRAN MAY BE THE CRISIS BUT INDIA IS THE OPPORTUNITY'

The war with Tehran is testing Washington's ties with New Delhi, putting strain on a strategic partnership the U.S. cannot afford to lose

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Who Says the US Doesn't Like Renewables?

If America truly couldn't stand renewable energy, someone forgot to tell the grid.

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AI Washing’ Makes Tech the Scapegoat Again

Artificial intelligence is increasingly blamed for everything from biased algorithms to misinformation.

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BILLY MAGNUSSEN

The actor opens up about playing tech CEO Duncan Park in AMC's The Audacity, fighting for every role and why no character is ever the villain of their own story

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TRUTH IS FUNNIER THAN FICTION

Apple TV's Your Friends & Neighbors may bill itself as satire, but the real deal is being aired on Bravo

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WHAT AFRIKA BAMBAATAA DID

Tributes following the hip-hop pioneer's death have been brutally blunt amid necessary reflections about the final 10 years of his journey

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NEXT GIANT LEAP STILL IN ORBIT

The Artemis II crew is back on Earth after a record-breaking lunar flyby, but what comes next depends on who you ask.

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The Bank of Mom and Dad's New Branch

The script used to be simple: go to college, get a degree, get a job, buy a house.

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UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE Deus Sex Machina

China didn't invent loneliness, but it is industrializing it.

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A Deadly Game of Hide-and-Seek

U.S. military pilots take a course nobody hopes to use.

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Some Mysteries Are Better Left Unsolved

First they came for Banksy. Then they came for Satoshi. Pop star Sia, consider this your warning.

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Is the Butter Mom Just MAHA in Disguise?

“Almond moms” promoting toxic diet culture are being edged out by their greatest nightmare: full-fat dairy.

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Recession Fears Enter a Vicious Cycle

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ONLY ONE WINNER

The Trump administration's four-page Al framework is nothing compared with China's deeply coordinated, long-term bid for technological supremacy

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LISA RINNA

The actress opens up about her bestselling book, life after Real Housewives and why saying \"yes\" is her greatest business strategy

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A Kanye Test for Europe's Free-Speech Limits

In his latest track “Father,” Kanye West raps, “I used to be on Worldstar/Now I’m making Newsweek.”

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STILL SWINGING

MAGA continues to act like a movement under siege. Having gained power, it struggles to accept it now embodies the establishment it once railed against

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Age Is Just a Number for Uncle Sam

BTS walked off South Korea's military bases and back onto the global stage this year.

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A QUESTION OF MORALS

C-SPAN isn't generally known for going viral. But this Congressional hearing did, thanks to university presidents' answers about what is acceptable on campus

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Recession Fears Enter a Vicious Cycle

Economists like clean definitions, and for decades, the shorthand for recession has been simple: two consecutive quarters of negative growth.

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'THE PAIN I SEE MOTIVATES ME TO CONTINUE'

Volunteers share with Newsweek why they are risking their lives to deliver aid to Ukrainians living on the front lines of war

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ON THE MAKE

Hundreds of millions of dollars of amazingly well-timed bets on futures and prediction markets have fueled accusations of insider trading by the Trump administration. Not that, as far as we can see, anything is being done about it

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Middle-Class Boom Doesn't Match the Vibes

Here's a surprise: While you're wincing at the grocery checkout, more Americans than ever are climbing into the uppermiddle-class.

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North Korea Uses Iran War to Cozy Up to Trump

Over the last decade, the relationship between President Donald Trump and North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un has turned into a will-they-won't-they battle for diplomacy.

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SHARE SUCCESS TO GET AHEAD

Entrepreneur Emma Grede on why women need to abandon the scarcity mindset to advance in their careers

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THE GHOST IN YOUR PHONE

How AI is changing the way we grieve

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RIZ AHMED

\"I want to make category killers,\" Ahmed says of Bait, his new Prime Video series about an actor faking a James Bond audition. It's a family drama, a comedy, \"in a playground of shame.\"

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Most Trustworthy Companies in America 2026

Discover Newsweek's definitive ranking of industry leaders who earn the unwavering confidence of customers, employees and investors through proven integrity

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Clocking In for Change

Former factory worker Dan Osborn tells Newsweek about his plan as a Nebraska independent to give working people a \"seat at the table\" and why he's not a Democrat in disguise

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An Island on Empty

Through a series of photographs, the depth of Cuba's fuel and power emergency comes into sharp focus