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The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration: Part III-V

Two years after being named NBPA president, the Clippers guard dishes for the first time on Michele Roberts, Donald Sterling and the players looming battle with owners. (Hint: They want revenge.)

The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration: Part I-II

After decades of mass incarceration that have left the United States with the largest incarcerated population in the world, politicians of all stripes are suddenly declaring the policy a mistake. But their pronouncements have failed to reckon with the phenomenon's deep historical roots, or with the damage it has done to black families. Fifty years after Daniel Patrick Moynihan's report on "The Negro Family"tragically helped launch this assault, it's time to reclaim his original intent.

Cosby: The Women - An Unwelcome Sisterhood

One by one, they came forward with stories of being drugged and raped or assaulted by Bill Cosby, finding safety in their staggering number and a culture that was finally ready to believe them.

Meet The American Who's Taking The Fight To ISIS

Can a former prep schooler from Baltimore help protect the Christians of Mesopotamia from the Islamic State? A dispatch from northern Iraq.

The Mayor of New Orleans Takes On The City's Murder Problem

Since 1980, more than 260,000 black men have been killed in America - nearly five times more Americans than died in the Vietnam War. Mitch Landrieu, the mayor of New Orleans, is on a crusade to stop the killing and break the cycle of violence.

Havana On The Brink

City officials are striking a difficult balance between preserving the historic district as a residential neighborhood and reviving its tourist industry. What happens when the Americans arrive?

Please Hate Me. Love, The NRA

Rekindling the culture war with the gun lobby is a losing proposition. Heres what can be done to curb violence.

Europe's Fascination with Fences

The E.U. is struggling with a refugee crisis and threatens to close its gates.

The Bipartisan Pontiff

Pope Francis likes to keep them guessing.

Ta-Nehisi Coates - Letter To My Son

"And have brought humanity to the edge of oblivion: because they think they are white." - James Baldwin

How The Bankers Stayed Out Of Jail

The probes into bank fraud leading up to the crash have been quietly closed. Has justice been done?

How A Princess Is Opening Doors For Women In Saudi Arabia

In a country where women can't legally take the wheel of a car, one dynamic leader is moving quickly (yet gently) to offer them other tools toward engagement. It doesn't hurt that she's a princess.

Dairy Farmers At The Barricades

Reduced demand from Russia and China triggers a milk glut and lower prices.

Are Lawers Getting Dumber?

Yes, says the woman who runs the bar exam.

Now When China Sneezes, The World Catches A Cold

The U.S. is healthy enough to withstand Black Monday, but it and the rest of the world must learn to watch out for Chinas well-being.

8 Exonerated Prisoners On Their First Week As Free Men

Eight exonerated prisoners on their first week on the outside.

Q&A LEE YARON

With 10/7, the professional became profoundly personal.

MOST LOVED WORKPLACES 2024

AT A TIME WHEN WORKERS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES CONTINUE TO redefine what they expect from their jobs, the companies on Newsweek's annual list of the Most Loved Workplaces in America are setting the standard for what a fulfilling workplace looks like.

HOW TO FIND A WORKPLACE THAT LOVES YOU BACK

Insights from America's Top Most Loved Workplaces

Thai Scammers Set Sights on US

Newsweek looks inside the Southeast Asian country's $2 billion cybercrime industry and how American citizens are now falling prey to sophisticated schemes run overseas

No End in Sight

AS TENSIONS CONTINUE TO FLARE AT ISRAEL'S BORDERS, NEWSWEEK DISCOVERS HOW LIFE HAS CHANGED IN THE REGION A YEAR ON FROM THE OCTOBER 7 HAMAS ATTACKS

Partners in Crime

Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt shares his delight at teaming up with Shailene Woodley again in new Amazon Prime movie Killer Heat

Adam Brody

NETFLIX KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT MILLENNIALS want, and it's to see Adam Brody and Kristen Bell fall in love.

Zachary Quinto

ZACHARY QUINTO HAS PLAYED DOCTORS BEFORE, BUT HE'S \"NEVER PLAYED a doctor like\" the one he plays on NBC's Brilliant Minds (September 23).

SDEROT INTERSECTION

How Jewish and Arab strangers united to rescue two little girls amidst Hamas' October 7 attack

AMERICA'S BEST NURSING HOMES 2025

ONE OF THE CHALLENGES OF AGING IS finding the right care from sources that you trust you want to know that you or your loved ones are in good hands during a new phase of life.

POLITICS: Will House Prices Decide the Election?

A new study has found that the cost of homes could sway voters when they cast their ballots

ARCHAEOLOGY: The 'Last' Neanderthal

Analysis of the remains of one our closest extinct relatives has challenged existing knowledge of Homo neanderthalensis

PARTING SHOT: Sarah Paulson

\"CAN YOU IMAGINE IF THE AIR WAS JUST FILLED WITH DUST PARTICLES and you literally could not breathe?\" That's what Sarah Paulson is tackling in her new film Hold Your Breath (October 3).

MILITARY: Building Back Stronger

The base from where the U.S. launched its nuclear strikes to end World War II is being revived to counter the growing Asia-Pacific threat posed by China