The Venezuelans deported to El Salvador

ON THE NIGHT OF MARCH 15, three planes touched down in El Salvador from the U.S., carrying Venezuelans the Trump Administration had designated as gang members and deported without due process.

Turkey's declining democracy

ONCE AGAIN, Turkey faces political turmoil. Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, of Turkey's main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), was detained on March 19 and then formally arrested on March 23.

Health Matters

ON MARCH 25, THE U.S. FOOD and Drug Administration approved the first new antibiotic in 30 years to treat urinary-tract infections (UTIs).

How to relax and unwind without drinking alcohol

ALCOHOL HAS LONG BEEN SYNONYMous with relaxation.

The author of Maid finally hires one

IN THE SIX YEARS SINCE I PUBLISHED MAID, ALMOST every person who’s interviewed me has asked me the same question: Do I, a person who became kind of famous for writing about cleaning people’s houses, have a house cleaner myself?

A LIBERAL TRUMP CARD?

What a difference mere weeks have made in Canada. As the New Year came and went, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his ruling Liberals, after a decade in power, were trailing the Conservatives by 25 points—and facing electoral oblivion.

MICHAEL BLOOMBERG

It’s all about numbers for the special U.N. climate envoy. And the numbers don’t lie—taking action on climate makes economic sense

SELASSIE ATADIKA

The innovative Ghanaian chef lays out a recipe for a sustainable food future

George Foreman

Thriller and griller

BILL FRIST

Working across the aisle requires talking about the human impacts of climate change

John Legend The 13-time Grammy winner on revisiting his debut album 20 years later, his roots in the Black church, and being sung to in airports

The title of the album says a lot: Get Lifted. What does that reference?

Australia's Leader Takes On Social Media.Can He Win?

PRIME MINISTER ANTHONY ALBANESE

EXHIBITING ANGST

How Rashid Johnson channeled his anxiety into art, became successful beyond his wildest dreams, and got a major solo show at the Guggenheim

PROTECT AND DEFEND

The Signal scandal highlights Donald Trump's careless history with secrets

ALL SYSTEMS GO

DONALD TRUMP WANTS TO SEND A U.S. CREW TO MARS BY THE END OF HIS PRESIDENTIAL TERM, A PLAN SPACEX BOSS ELON MUSK SAID IS 'DOABLE.' ASTRONAUTS NEWSWEEK SPOKE TO QUESTIONED THE TIME FRAME BUT AGREED A FLIGHT TO THE RED PLANET WOULD SOON BE POSSIBLE

'It's Just Straight-Up How I Felt'

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus returns with a new solo album—her first since enjoying major success with boygenius

Michael Angarano

AS WE GET OLDER, DO WE BECOME VERSIONS of our parents? And if not, how did we evolve differently?

Ncuti Gatwa

NO MATTER HOW LONG NCUTI GATWA PLAYS THE DOCTOR IN THE LEGendary sci-fi series Doctor Who, he still can’t quite believe he gets to play the part.

A Bruising Diplomatic Ballet

Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski is known for not mincing his words. This report from Newsweek Poland describes how his style has affected relations with the Trump administration

Flight of Fancy

Boom plans to roll out Overture models in two years and aims to have planes passenger-ready in four years, meaning supersonic flights could resume by the end of the decade.

MOST TRUSTWORTHY COMPANIES IN AMERICA

TRUST IS THE FOUNDATION OF ANY STRONG RELAtionship. While it's one of the most valuable assets a company can have, it's also one of the hardest to measure. Trust shapes the choices consumers make, the confidence investors place in a business and the loyalty employees feel toward their workplace. Yet, trust is not always as strong as companies assume.

Bob the Drag Queen

WHAT IF HARRIET TUBMAN CAME BACK TO MODERN-DAY AMERICA TO MAKE A hip-hop album in order to continue her work as an abolitionist?

Gone to Pot

Advocates of the legalization of marijuana vowed it would turn the illicit market into a safe, regulated industry. But experts tell Newsweek that these laws need revisiting

Chile Backtracks on China's Space Observatory

Following a Newsweek investigation, Santiago is reviewing ajoint university project with Beijing

Journalism: Unplugged

With traditional media declining, journalists are turning to Substack for independence, direct audience engagement and financial stability

The Best Family Is Chosen Family

Hulu's Mid-Century Modern isn't the gay Golden Girls, but it does bring joy back to the sitcom

COLLISION COURSE

AMID THE TURMOIL OF SYRIA. U.S. ALLIES TURKEY AND ISRAEL COULD CLASH AS THEY COMPETE TO DEFEND THEIR INTERESTS IN THE EMBATTLED COUNTRY

Tesla's Got Trust Issues

As protests against Elon Musk target his electric car company's showrooms, how will progressive buyers respond to feeling that the firm's founder has done them dirty?

'I Was Meant To Be on Doomed Flight'

Just like flight 5342, Sabena flight 548 was carrying U.S. figure skaters and coaches when it crashed into a field in 1961

The Shopping Spree That Built a Museum

How the world-renowned Barnes Foundation's impressive trove of modern art was started on a shoestring