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Newsweek International
A NATION UNDER FIRE
Survey Says: Maybe
An Army in Search of an Emergency
TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Running On Empty
Too Hot to Insure: Europe’s California Moment
When Relatable Goes Off-Key
Michigan’s Left Turn
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Trumpworld Survivor Edition
The Unsinkable Middleman
Japan’s BiggestYen Test Is Yet To Come
1960
High on Their Own Data Supply
Xi’s Wang Wang Problem
UNDER THE INFLUENCE • Democrats are borrowing the media playbook that transformed the GOP
BODY COUNT • Volodymyr Zelensky warns of a new Russian draft of up to 500,000 men. But raw numbers can’t replace the soldiers Vladimir Putin has already lost
Trump Washed
‘I TRAIN SO I CAN KEEP DOING THE THINGS THAT MATTER’ • Doctors told me heavy lifting was no longer an option. What I’ve learned since then about aging well is far more important
‘I REALLY FEEL LIKE THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING FOR ME’ • Rich Paul reshaped sports representation with player empowerment and grew one of the world’s biggest agencies out of it. Now he’s preparing for the next chapter
America’s Best Plastic Surgeons 2026 GLP-1 Use Could Boost Risky US Plastic Surgery Demand • Weight-loss drugs are reshaping plastic surgery, with more patients seeking treatment for loose skin and volume loss
A NEW KIND OF FINAL GIRL • Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder reclaim the slasher in a new era
Skin in the Game • The Tiger King filmmaker finds himself inside the story
THE REGISTER • WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR THIS WEEK
WHO FRAMED AOC? • The same congresswoman is either formidable or finished