From Shadows to Sight

A revolutionary gene therapy has given blind children with a rare eye disorder the ability to see

War of Words

JD Vance took Europe by surprise when he deemed a \"retreat\" of free speech one of the biggest threats to the continent. Newsweek explores freedom of expression there and in the U.S.

Spy spouses face a potential breach of trust

Familiarity breeds contempt, maybe especially in marriages. How do you keep a close partnership fresh? Perhaps married spies, like the ones in Steven Soderbergh's silky spy caper Black Bag, have the answer.

AMERICA'S GREATEST WORKPLACES FOR WOMEN

Progress toward gender equity in the workplace continues even as challenges remain.

Woolly mice are a first step in restoring the mammoth

Extinction is typically for good; when it comes to the woolly mammoth, however, that rule has now been bent.

SETTING THE PACE

Donald Trump paused long enough for a campaign stop on Capitol Hill

Putin's Next Battle

Russian soldiers returning from Ukraine could challenge the president by revealing the invasion's true cost

Return public lands to Indigenous people

Since the start of Donald Trump's second term, his Administration has fired thousands of federal workers across multiple public-lands agencies. The effects of this are vast: it's going to cause immeasurable harm to America's wildest places and devastate the economies built around them.

I'm a disabled woman.Is that my brand?

EVERY TIME I PICKED UP MY SON AT DAY CARE LAST YEAR, our reunion was punctuated by the same questions from the other 3-year-olds: “Why are you in that wheelchair? What happened?” I am used to questions. I’ve answered them all my life with little fanfare. But these interactions started to feel different with my son there to bear witness.

TURNING BACK THE CLOCK THE NEW SCIENTIFIC SEARCH FOR YOUTH

LATER THIS YEAR, A HANDFUL OF PEOple with a rare eye condition will receive a novel injection that is designed to quite literally turn back time.

Driving Force

With his move to Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton aims to cement his status as Formula One's greatest athlete ever

Building the Future: How FT Develepment is redefining Sint Maarten

In Sint Maarten, where turquoise waters meet golden sands, a quiet transformation is reshaping the island's future. Frank and Alexia Teboul, founders and directors of FT Development, are leading this change, blending resilience, ambition, and innovation. For investors, their work—and the island they call home—offers an invitation to imagine the possibilities.

Engineering Excellence in High-Tech Utility and Process Piping

From local expertise to global impact, Hyoungwon ENG Co., Ltd. has been expanding its high-tech utility and process piping engineering internationally, offering innovative solutions for semiconductors and batteries while ensuring excellence and confidentiality across continents.

A COLD WAR MODEL FOR AI

The unveiling of DeepSeek R1, China's most advanced AI model to date, signals a dangerous inflection point in the global AI race. As President Donald Trump warned in response, this development represents a wake-up call for American leadership. What's at stake isn't merely economic competitiveness but also the most geopolitically precarious technology since the nuclear age.

ANIMAL SHAPES TURN CUSTOMERS INTO FANS

The daily victories in our lives aren't punctuated with ceremony or fanfare; rather, they are acknowledged with small rewards and simple pleasures. Sweets typify the prize for these small triumphs with a moment of delight that compliments the sense of accomplishment. Ginbis Co., Ltd., are a manufacturer of sweets that company President Shuji Miyamoto says delivers joy and vitality to people around the world. “We want to be known as a company that delivers sweets that are memorable in one’s lifetime,” he says.

Standout Treatment

Newsweek CONNECTED WITH THE LEADERS OF SOME OF THE TOP U.S. Health Care Systems TO IDENTIFY KEY FEATURES THAT MAKE A HOSPITAL GREAT

Jack Quaid

WITH NOVOCAINE (MARCH 14), JACK QUAID IS STEPPING INTO HIS LEADing man era. \"It's the first time I've seen my face prominently featured on a billboard or a poster, and that is so surreal.\"

Musk Makes His German Mark

AfD's rise to become the second-largest party in Bundestag is a boost to the country's conservative movement—and Elon Musk

White-Collar Recession

Why unemployed Americans in the professional and business service sector are struggling to find new jobs

'Trump Before Trump'

Péter Szijjártó, Hungary's foreign minister, tells how his country was the first to embrace policies now being pursued by the U.S. president

Asahi Shokuhin: Think Local, Share Global

Asahi Shokuhin are bringing Japanese food culture to international markets and introducing people to local specialties.

In at the Deep End

Playing real-life commercial divers in the thriller Last Breath took Woody Harrelson and co-stars to new depths

THE World's Best. Hospitals 2025

FEW DECISIONS CARRY MORE WEIGHT THAN selecting a hospital for yourself or a loved one.

Kawasho Foods Global Mission

With demographic challenges affecting industry and society worldwide, Kawasho Foods is providing solutions and contributing to a better tomorrow through its diverse range of products.

Driven To Succeed

One of the best female drivers of her generation, Jamie Chadwick is now helping other women thrive in the male-dominated arena of single-seat racing

OPEN SESAME: KADOYA OPENS THE GATE TO THE GLOBAL MARKET

OFFERING A HEALTHY, TASTY ALTERNATIVE TO OILS FOR RECIPES, BOTH JAPANESE AND INTERNATIONAL, KADOYA IS GROWING ITS BUSINESS INTERNATIONALLY.

BRINGING WASABI BACK TO IT ROOTS

KINJIRUSHI BRINGS AUTHENTIC WASABI, STRICTLY CONTROLLED FROM HARVEST TO END-PRODUCT TO NEW MARKETS THROUGH ITS INNOVATION-LED GROWING AND PROCESSING TECHNIQUES.

Vincent D'Onofrio

THE PATH TO GET MARVEL'S DAREDEVIL: BORN Again made was a \"wild\" journey, says Vincent D'Onofrio, who plays Wilson Fisk aka Kingpin, the supervillain at odds with Matt Murdock aka Daredevil (played by Charlie Cox), a lawyer by trade fighting for justice.

South Korea's political drama will produce waves overseas

SOUTH KOREA'S political crisis continues. After President Yoon Suk-yeol was impeached and arrested following his aborted imposition of martial law last December, the country's Constitutional Court will now decide his future. Legal experts say Yoon will soon be removed from office and sent to prison.

Capturing the humanity that war threatens to destroy

WAR HAS A WAY OF ATTRACTING STORY tellers, different kinds at different phases of the story.