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IRON FIST

A crackdown on El Salvador’s gangs made Nayib Bukele one of the world’s most popular leaders. Is he going too far?

Justin Theroux The Emmy-winning actor, writer, and producer on Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, his roles in cult classics, and the enduring love for The Leftovers

I was absolutely a fan.

NATASHA ROTHWELL OUT FRONT

The creator-performer moves from beloved supporting roles to center stage in a deeply personal new comedy series

STILL PROCESSING

Not all ultra-processed foods are the same. Or, some argue, even unhealthy

Long-distance relationships aren't just for romance

NURTURING LONG-DISTANCE friendships takes work, but the payoff is worth it-and even small gestures can keep bonds alive.

It's never too late to make new friends

CHRIS DUFFY ISN'T GOING TO SUGARcoat it: making friends as an adult is hard.

CASH CRUNCH

Leaders, including President Joe Biden, have hailed the strength of the U.S. economy. But middle-class Americans told Newsweek

Investments that are transforming life in Saudi Arabia

Abdullah Al Othaim Investment Company is creating distinctive destinations and experiences that encompass multiple sectors

An integrated model for water management

Alkhorayef Water and Power Technologies has deep expertise and synergistic capabilities across the full water and wastewater value chain

Is 'The Squad' Splintering?

The progressive group of Democrats lost two members in recent primary defeats and its leader is tilting mainstream. What now?

Fleeing War and Scams

Newsweek spoke to three Ukrainians who have been targeted by \"sponsors\" trying to profit from applicants seeking refuge in the U.S. via a humanitarian scheme

A Kinder and Gentler Nick Cave

After a period of personal upheaval, the famed Bad Seeds singer returns with the vibrant and optimistic 'Wild God'

CUSTOM CLASSROOM

Homeschooling is gaining in popularity for a wide range of parents looking to personalize their children's education

Dead and Buried

Their remains lie covered by the sandy desert they trudged through in the hope for a better life. Now volunteers reveal the unimaginable extent of the missing migrant crisis

Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor

The reality is most things that I've done, I rarely talk to women on screen. And it gets a little tired.

Mummy's Dark Secret

Research into the body of a woman buried 3,500 years ago in Egypt may reveal the painful truth behind her facial expression.

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 problems like fractures.

Tour de Force

One of the best live acts around, Swedish rock titans The Hives talk to Newsweek ahead of their U.S. headline concert dates about opening for Foo Fighters and nearly collaborating with André 3000

Nick Jonas

I have a big imagination. I'm very ambitious and want to do it all. And thankfully, I get to.

'There Are a Lot of People Hurting'

Progressive independent Senator Bernie Sanders talks to Newsweek about how Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris can appeal to voters across the political spectrum

Seventy Miles in the Darién Gap - The Impossible Pad to America - I went to the Darién Gap in December with the photographer Lynsey Addario because I wanted to see for myself what people were willing to risk to get to the United States.

I went to the Darién Gap in December with the photographer Lynsey Addario because I wanted to see for myself what people were willing to risk to get to the United States. Before making the journey, I spoke with a handful of journalists who had done so before. They had dealt with typhoid, rashes, emergency evacuations, and mysterious illnesses that lingered for months. One was tied up in the forest and robbed at gunpoint. They said that we could take measures to make the journey safer but that ultimately, survival required luck.

UNGREAT BRITAIN

How online misinformation stoked antimigrant riots across the U.K.

Bangladesh on edge after coup

SHEIKH HASINA WAZED WAS PROUD of her house.

THE Pursuit OF Happiness

A NEW STARTUP RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU TRY TO OPTIMIZE SPIRITUALITY

Kid of the Year

ONE EXCEPTIONAL YOUNG PERSON AND FIVE HONOREESGIVING US HOPE FOR THE FUTURE

Keivonn Woodard

ACTING FOR REPRESENTATION

How often should you wash your bedding?

EVERY MORNING WHEN LIBBEY Castle wakes up, she strips her bed and chucks her sheets into the washing machine.

Captains of Industry set sail

IT WAS PERHAPS INEVITABLE THAT THE CAST OF INDUSTRY would find themselves on a yacht.

Victory for González

Venezuela's defiant opposition

WATERGATE'S REAL LEGACY

When Richard Nixon resigned, 50 years ago this August, he became the first and (so far) only U.S. President driven from the nation's highest office. His departure was the result of the political establishment coming together in the wake of Watergate. The experience, Nixon's successor asserted, had vindicated American democracy. \"Our Constitution works,\" President Gerald Ford declared.