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    Newsweek International
    GLOBAL EDITOR IN CHIEF _ Nancy CooperEXECUTIVE EDITOR _ Jennifer H. CunninghamSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, DIGITAL _ Laura DavisVICE PRESIDENT, DIGITAL PUBLISHING _ Chris RobertsDIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS _ Melissa JewsburyOPINION EDITOR _ Batya Ungar-SargonSE
    Newsweek International5 min readAmerican Government
    Is ‘The Squad’ Splintering?
    THE FUTURE OF A PROGRESSIVE GROUP OF DE-Mocrats known as “The Squad” could be in doubt after some recent defeats ahead of the 2024 congressional elections. “Six years into existence, it now has a stronger resonance for the media and in the eyes of it
    Newsweek International7 min read
    A Kinder and Gentler Nick Cave
    AT FIRST, THE WORD “JOY” SEEMS INCONGRUOUS when mentioned in the same sentence as Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. For a good part of his career (now going on 40 years) as the band’s singer and namesake leader, Cave famously inhabited the persona of a da
    Newsweek International1 min read
    Drainage Disaster
    Soldiers help a driver out of a flooded car on August 21. Weeks of heavy rain led to sewage backups in and around Mexico City, particularly in this eastern suburb, due to its malfunctioning drainage systems. In some areas, water levels remained above
    Newsweek International5 min read
    Fleeing War and Scams
    UKRAINIANS FLEEING WAR WITH Russia for the United States have come across suspected scammers trying to exploit a government humanitarian support initiative for financial gain, Newsweek can reveal. Three Ukrainians described the attempts they had seen
    Newsweek International8 min readFinance & Money Management
    Cash Crunch
    CHRISTINE MADDY STRETCHES HER buck by shopping at discount stores, forgoing vacations and scrimping whenever possible to keep her family afloat. To the mother of five in rural Minnesota, that penny-pinching plan also means raising chickens, geese and
    Newsweek International1 min readAmerican Government
    Wave of Support
    Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz raise their arms to attendees on the final day of the Democratic National Convention on August 22, joined by partners Douglas Emhoff and Gwen Walz. The DNC, which ran from August 19 to Augu
    Newsweek International3 min read
    AMERICA’S Best Of The Best 2024
    APPLE, PATAGONIA, PAYPAL—BRANDS LIKE these prove that the United States is home to consumer behemoths who have become household names. A brand’s reputation is vital to the customer experience—in fact, 58 percent of American consumers said brand reput
    Newsweek International1 min readAmerican Government
    The Archives
    “A reckless president or witless Congress can do much harm, but in the long run it is the Supreme Court’s unspoken power grab that most undermines self-government,” Newsweek quoted in a book excerpt from former editor David A. Kaplan’s The Most Dange
    Newsweek International2 min read
    John Cho
    SOMETIMES THE SCARIEST THING CAN BE THE THINGS WE TAKE FOR granted: our personal devices. Cell phones, smart TVs, Siri, Alexa. That’s exactly what John Cho must battle in Chris Weitz’s new film AfrAId (August 30). “Siri and I have a bumpy relationshi
    Newsweek International1 min read
    Luminous Liberty
    A rare blue supermoon shines over the Statue of Liberty on August 19. The moon looked bigger and brighter than usual due to the coincidence of two astronomical events: a supermoon—which happens when a full moon is exceptionally close to Earth in its
    Newsweek International1 min read
    Virus Outbreak
    A patient is tested for mpox at Nyiragongo General Referral Hospital, north of Goma, on August 17—days after the World Health Organization declared the virus a public health emergency. Congo has had around 17,794 reported cases since the beginning of
    Newsweek International6 min read
    Tour de Force
    THE HIVES ARE ROCK’S TRUE OLYMPIANS. About every four years, they unveil a new album before embarking on a victory lap in the form of international tours that have solidified their standing as champions of their genre. That changed somewhat following
    Newsweek International4 min read
    Mummy’s Dark Secret
    EGYPT, 1935. ARCHAEOLOGISTS EXCAVATING A tomb in the necropolis of Thebes make an unsettling discovery: the mummified remains of an elderly woman, her mouth locked open in a frightful rictus, as if screaming in horror. In a further mystery, recent sc
    Newsweek International5 min read
    Dead and Buried
    THOUSANDS OF MIGRANTS HAVE died crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in recent years, with volunteers regularly finding piles of skeletal remains scattered across the desert—often the only evidence of a life cut short attempting to reach America. Human ri
    Newsweek International2 min read
    Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor
    EVER SINCE AUNJANUE ELLIS-TAYLOR WAS NOMINATED FOR an oscar for her performance in King Richard, she’s kept busy with three major upcoming projects. In Lee Daniel’s The Deliverance (Netflix, August 30), she co-stars alongside Glenn Close and Mo’Nique
    Newsweek International1 min read
    National Pride
    School students perform in the Punjab city as a part of a large-scale celebration for India’s 78th Independence Day on August 15. Celebrations took place across the country, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the nation and Punjab Chief Min
    Newsweek International13 min read
    America’s Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers 2024
    PHYSICAL REHABILITATION CENTERS PROVIDE AROUND-THE-clock care for people suffering from complex illnesses and injuries. These facilities offer intensive treatments for a variety of ailments, from neurological conditions like strokes to orthopedic pro
    Newsweek International10 min read
    ‘There Are a Lot of People Hurting’
    SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS HAS A PLAN FOR how Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz can win the presidential election in November, and if you ask him, he’ll tell you he has the data to support it. While some strategists would likel
    Newsweek International1 min read
    The Archives
    “Republicans can’t deny that marijuana legalization is popular among younger, more diverse voters who could help the party survive,” Newsweek wrote after the Texas Republican Convention in which nearly 10,000 politicians voted to revise the party’s p
    Newsweek International1 min read
    Celestial Shower
    The Perseid meteor shower streaks above Mount Nemrut’s ancient statues in southeastern Turkey on August 12. It is visible from mid-July to late August yearly, usually peaking between August 9 and August 14, and can be seen across the Northern Hemisph
    Newsweek International11 min read
    Custom Classroom
    ARLENA BROWN, A 36-YEAR-OLD mother in Henderson, Nevada, had considered homeschooling her three children, but it took the pandemic to open her eyes to how homeschooling could improve their lives. “Parents are seeing the value in being able to teach t
    Newsweek International1 min read
    On the Offensive
    Ukrainian soldiers drive an armored vehicle near the country’s border with Russia on August 14, after the incursion into Russia’s Kursk region a week prior. since August 6, ukrainian forces have occupied dozens of towns and villages in the western re
    Newsweek International2 min read
    Nick Jonas
    WHEN YOU’VE REACHED THE LEVEL OF STAR-dom Nick Jonas has, you can pretty much do anything. But his fame isn’t a factor for him when picking projects, the story is. “It’s definitely helpful to work with brilliant people. And this one [The Good Half] i
    Newsweek International3 min read
    Newsweek International
    GLOBAL EDITOR IN CHIEF _ Nancy CooperEXECUTIVE EDITOR _ Jennifer H. CunninghamSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, DIGITAL _ Laura DavisVICE PRESIDENT, DIGITAL PUBLISHING _ Chris RobertsDIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS _ Melissa JewsburyOPINION EDITOR _ Batya Ungar-SargonSE
    Newsweek International1 min read
    Concrete Jungle
    A mural of a rhinoceros by the elusive Banksy overlooks a parked car in the Charlton area of the city on August 12. Claiming it as his own on Instagram, the street artist shared eight other animal-themed works that appeared in nine days. As fans floc
    Newsweek International8 min read
    Holy City, Silenced
    FOR AS LONG AS THE HOLY LAND HAS BEEN HOLY, pilgrims have made their way to Jerusalem. They have come to offer sacrifices to God, or to bear witness to his suffering. They have come to pray and to contemplate their place in God’s creation—and to buy
    Newsweek International1 min read
    Hoop Dreams
    Basketball star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander catches a rebound for Team Canada ahead of its 93-83 victory over Australia on July 30, advancing the country to the quarterfinals in its first Olympic men’s basketball appearance since 2000. Canada’s roster fe
    Newsweek International5 min read
    The Dark Side of Weight Loss
    AFTER JULIE SIMONSON SURVIVED A SEXUAL assault, she turned to the 7-Eleven across the street for comfort food. Her weight skyrocketed, along with her shame. “I would cope by basically overeating,” the psychotherapist from Philadelphia says, recalling
    Newsweek International1 min read
    High-Profile Hit
    A funeral procession for Hamas political head Ismail Haniyeh winds through the streets of Tehran on August 1. Haniyeh was killed in an explosion the previous day—with Israel presumed to be behind the attack, though they have not claimed responsibilit

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