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Q&A: Kyle Petty

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Raising the Red Flag

Third-generation NASCAR driver and dad Kyle Petty on receiving the heartbreaking news of his son's tragic crash

WAR CRIMES: Is Putin Targeting Civilians?

A NEWSWEEK INVESTIGATION OF RUSSIAN BOMBINGS REVEALS THE FACTS OBSCURED BY THE FOG OF WAR

Trading with the Enemy

Many Western companies are either stepping back from Russia or leaving altogether. The costs have been high both for business help end the war in Ukraine? and Russia. Will "self-sanctioning"

America's Best Petcare Brands 2022

Newsweek and global data and research firm Statista are proud to introduce America's Best Petcare Brands 2022, our second annual ranking of the leading products, services and retailers for pets.

RECESSION-PROOF YOUR FINANCES

Inflation is up, stocks are down and the R-word is everywhere.Here's how to protect yourself in today's turbulent economy

Out of the Dark

Interpol's seventh record The Other Side of Make Believe carries an uncharacteristic optimism

Retiree Havens for Active Lifestyles

When you're looking for the prime location to retire, great weather, affordability, walkability and access to solid health care are musts. But when you've finally earned the right to escape the workplace grind or day-to-day responsibilities of raising a family, you deserve more than just the essentials. The following places not only offer the necessities, but also unique activities to match your lifestyle and welcoming communities to share them with. From Panama's laid-back Bocas del Toro to Malaysia's foodie paradise George Town to Malta's cultural gem Valletta, here are some of the best places to retire for soaking up new experiences.

How Blake Lemoine Stuck Up for His Friend, the Machine

A Google engineer's personal encounter with artificial intelligence may foreshadow our tech future

'A Bloody Republican Primary'

Missouri, which once elected a dead man to the Senate, is living up to its reputation for messy elections

Keke Palmer

FROM ACTING TO SINGING TO REALITY TV, KEKE PALMER DOES IT ALL. "I just always was attracted to people that did multiple things," Palmer tells Newsweek, saying artists like Jamie Foxx and Queen Latifah were early inspirations. Now she's out with the hotly anticipated Jordan Peele film Nope (July 22). "When people think about Get Out or Jordan's work, they can sometimes zero in on, 'Oh, this is a think piece on Blackness." She says there's always an element of that, but "They're not always on Blackness," and Nope is a perfect example of that. It's part horror, part sci-fi, part thriller and part comedy. "His choice to put Black people in the lead is just based off his perspetive of who he sees in his story." Since starting out as a child actor, Palmer says the quality of work she's receiving has only gotten better. "To have evolved to the place where the variety of who I get to work with is this level, I think it's only going to bring the best out of me." Case in point, starring alongside Daniel Kaluuya in a Jordan Peele film. "There's only one Jordan Peele."

Q & A: James Reginato

Interview with James Reginato

‘Like Family’

The surprising connections between political heavyweights Pelosi, Harris and Newsom and one of the wealthiest American dynasties, the Gettys

Decoding the Colors

The Webb Space Telescope is giving scientists a close look at the atmospheres of planets beyond our solar system

WILL TRUMP EVER DO TIME?

NEW EVIDENCE OF CRIMES HAS TRIGGERED AN UNPRECEDENTED DEBATE OVER THE WISDOM AND PRAGMATICS OF CHARGING, TRYING, CONVICTING & JAILING A FORMER PRESIDENT

Venus Williams – ‘We're Celebrating Equality, Not Just Wins'

Tennis-great venus williams on the ongoing fight for pay parity and trying to live her best life

A Good Guy Movie Star Steps Into the Shadows

As the King's manager in the biopic Elvis, Tom Hanks says he tried to take audiences someplace new

‘Men and Women Need to Fight Together for Equality'

Track and field-great Jackie Joyner-Kersee on winning Olympic gold and her hopes for the next generation of female athletes

Lisa Fernandez – 'Sports Is One Way to Teach So Much About Life'

Lisa Fernandez, 51, has often been called women's softball's greatest-of-all-time. An overpowering pitcher and a great hitter, in the 1990s she led the UCLA Bruins to two national titles and the U.S. Olympic team to three gold medals, helping to spark the sport's tremendous growth in popularity since then. She is now an assistant coach at UCLA. The following conversation has been edited for space and clarity. -Meredith Wolf Schizer

THE CHILDREN OF WAR

FOR CHILDREN FROM SOUTH SUDAN, YEMEN, AFGHANISTAN, SYRIA AND UKRAINE, WAR DOESN'T END ONCE THEY HAVE REACHED SAFETY

Immersive Theme Parks Where You're the Main Character

"Theme park" usually conjures up images of roller coasters, but rides aren't the main attraction at these quirky spots.

Lesley Manville

"I just thought, this is great. I can do a feel-good movie."

Democrats Need a More Urgent Post-Roe Message

A generic appeal to vote blue won't cut it. To win, replicate the GOP's take-no-prisoners approach, this strategist says

ROLE OF A LIFETIME

HOW ZELENSKY STARED DOWN PUTIN TO TRANSFORM FROM A SCRIPTED LEADER TO A REAL-LIFE ONE

Don't Joke About Old Age (It's Bad for Your Health)

A new study suggests that negative attitudes about aging could increase risks of disease

AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING ONLINE SHOPS 2022

FOR THE SECOND YEAR, NEWSWEEK HAS teamed up with respected research and data firm Statista to compile our annual list of America's Fastest-Growing Online Shops.

'Title IX Was Life-changing'

Beach volleyball champion Misty May-Treanor on her path to Olympic gold and the opportunities made possible by Title IX

Sheryl Swoopes – 'I made guys respect me as a baller'

Basketball Hall of Famer Sheryl Swoopes talks about being a Title IX baby and the first woman drafted into the WNBA

Megan Rapinoe – 'I'm proud of where we've gotten to'

Soccer great Megan Rapinoe talks with best-selling author Roxane Gay about her career, her advocacy work and legislating equality

Jenny Slate

ONE OF THE FIRST YOUTUBE VIRAL VIDEOS WAS MARCEL THE SHELL WITH Shoes On. Released in 2010 and created and voiced by Jenny Slate with Dean Fleischer-Camp, the video about a talking shell has since raked in millions of views, been turned into a children's book and now is a new film from the studio A24.