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Putin Thinks Smaller

U.S. officials say captured leader's war ambitions documents show the Russian and options-have shrunk

The Meryl Streep of TV

Jean Smart, star of HBO Max's comedy Hacks, can play just about anything

‘Division of the World Is Inevitable'

Countries need to choose whether to align with autocrats or democracies, says a former NATO Secretary-General

City of Water

As climate change triggers sea-level rise and extreme weather, even New York, one of the world's best-prepared cities, may not be doing enough

Bans Off Our Bodies

MoveOn and Abortion Access activists rally outside the U.S. Supreme Court on May 3 after the leak of a draft opinion overturning the Court's landmark Roe v. Wade decision.

Slower Ways to See the World

Travel should be an act of discovery, not a checklist to complete. Slow travel is an invitation to explore things at a pace that allows you to absorb your surroundings as you move through them-on terms that are meaningful for both you and the people and places you encounter. It may seem counterintuitive that by doing less, you will see more, but that's exactly the idea we propose in our book, Kinfolk Travel (Artisan). Following are a sampling of the destinations from the book, meant to inspire thoughtful travel and spark deeper ways of thinking about new journeys and destinations.

Faith and Murder

Under the Banner of Heaven explores both a brutal crime and the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

Crypto In Your 401(k)?

Just because you may soon be able to buy Bitcoin in your workplace retirement plan doesn’t mean you should.

Emmy Rossum

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Summer Music Festivals to Get Your Groove On

What seemed a relic of the past amidst COVID-19 lockdowns and social distancing precautions are now back in full force. This summer promises a music festival resurgence, with events taking place all over the world. Across festivals, lineups are both highlighting international talent and championing local artists. From Afro Nation on the pristine Portuguese seaside to Glastonbury in rural England to Fuji Rock in a Japanese forest, live music lovers of every genre have a lot to anticipate. Let the music play!

Blue -or Bluer

In Pennsylvania and Texas, democratic voters face clear ideological choices that could signal the party's direction

Betrayers in Blue

HBO's We Own This City tells the true story of the crooked cops who preyed on Baltimore for years

Sustainable Cabin Vacations

Everyone needs to get away from it all sometimes. But not everyone's idea of the ideal vacation is the same.

“Our Lives Are Not Misinformation

COVID-19 vaccines are safe for the vast majority of people. That's small consolation for the few who fall between the cracks

Lisa Rinna

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BIG TECH'S GREAT RECKONING

A SPATE OF NEW LAWS IN EUROPE AND THE U.S. FORESHADOW WHAT COULD BE THE END OF DOMINANCE FOR GOOGLE, FACEBOOK AND AMAZON

AMERICA'S BEST Maternity Hospitals 2022

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'Re-commerce' is Remaking Retail

Americans seem to love high-end, used merchandise. Now big merchants do, too

An Uncertain Future for Ukrainian Refugees

The majority of the 12 million displaced by the war with Russia may never be able to go home

In Focus

INNER MONGOLIA, CHINA

COLOMBIA Unstoppable

Colombia is one of the success stories of the Americas. With President Iván Duque coming to the end of his term, he leaves the Andean nation in the best shape yet. Strides have been made across the board, from the country's booming economy and public health infrastructure, to sustainable energy policies and, on the 200th anniversary of bilateral relations with the US, its international standing.

The Trump Effect

GOP CANDIDATES ARE TRYING TO OUT-MAGA EACH OTHER, VYING FOR THE FORMER PRESIDENT'S BLESSING-AND VOTES

Niv Sultan

SPY THRILLERS ARE A POPULAR TV GENRE, BUT ONE ABOUT A FEMALE Israeli Mossad agent?

Coping Strategies for Anxious Times

Pandemic, inflation, war-there is plenty to be stressed about. There are effective ways to manage the strain, but it's important to use them in a healthy way

‘The Big Quit' Roils Retail

Retailers are still short hundreds of thousands of workers. Here’s how the turnover is impacting merchants—and their employees

America's Best Home and Garden Brands 2022

Americans have been spending much more time at home over the last couple of years.

The Price of Complacency

The White House and Congress are fighting over pocket change even though the pandemic is still a threat

VISIONARY OF THE YEAR - Euisun Chung, EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, HYUNDAI MOTOR GROUP

HYUNDAI MOTOR GROUP’S Executive Chairman Euisun Chung isn’t just focused on the cars of today. He’s pushing the company, and its Hyundai, Kia and Genesis brands, into the future in several key ways. The company is becoming more vertically integrated, with Hyundai acquiring stakes in many of the companies that supply it with materials and components. It is bringing numerous electric models to market and testing hydrogen fuel-cell powered vehicles. And it has acquired a major robotics company with an eye toward a future in which wheeled devices will move people and things around their homes and workplaces.

MARKETING CAMPAIGN OF THE YEAR - Land Rover

LAND ROVER HAS BEEN supporting volunteer organizations and nonprofits across the world for almost a century. The company’s Defender Above & Beyond Awards are an extension of those efforts, combining the launch of a new vehicle with a marketing campaign that disrupts the traditional way of advertising a model, earning Land Rover Newsweek’s Auto Disruptors Marketing Campaign of the Year honors.

THE WORLD'S GREATEST AUTO DISRUPTORS 2022

The visionaries and innovators leading the industry into the digital future