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Newsweek International
TOGETHER AT LAST
Whatever Happened to Civil Political Debate?
When a Long Shot Starts To Look Shorter
TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Fuel Hopes Start to Run Dry
The Fox News Alumni Network
The Cost of a Botched Execution
Objection, Your Honor. The Witness Isn’t Real
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Truth Social Edition
A Nobel Prize With Consequences
The Secret World Mike Tomlin Built
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The Doomer and the Boomer
Europe’s Memo to the US
‘WE NEED TO JOINTLY INSTALL GUARDRAILS’ • Following President Xi Jinping’s state visit, China’s ambassador to the U.S. Xie Feng tells Newsweek he hopes the two superpowers can work together on artificial intelligence
Season of Surprises
BALANCE OF TRADE • With Flávio Bolsonaro poised to win the presidential runoff, Donald Trump could gain an ally in Brazil and still lose out to China
THE FORECASTS ARE MIXED • Midterm race ratings have never mattered more—and they’ve never been so disruptive
GOING UNDERGROUND • With fears of social unrest rising, the must-have accessory for today’s rich is a luxury, pet-friendly backyard bunker where you can wait out the chaos in style
AMERICAN SOCIALISM 2026 EDITION • Are you ready to join the revolution? Take our little red quiz to find out
WHAT SOCIALISM MEANS TO THEM • Newsweek asked lawmakers to define the term. They didn’t agree
America’s Greenest Companies 2027 • Eco Scrutiny Consumers want to make ethical choices—without having to work hard for them
SLAM DUNK • A hip-hop musical about Anne Frank satirizes contemporary identity politics
Fresh Sensibility • A grounded adaptation puts women’s inner lives first
THE REGISTER • WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR THIS WEEK
AT LEAST IT’S JUST THE PLAGUE • Has the Black Death joined the Democratic Party?