Newsweek International

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Newsweek International

PRESIDENTIAL PUNCHES AND PAGEANTRY

Boo to Rotten Timing of Tomato Price Hike

When Odd Couples Became a Brand Hit

TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

The Sprint To Lead the AI Infrastructure Race

SpaceX IPO Faces Gravity Test

The Classroom Arms Race the West Is Losing to China

Reframing the Language of Immigration Politics

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Wrong Hands Edition

Is Your Name Gathering Strength?

The Deadly Impact of El Niño Isn’t Just the Heat

1994

Taylor and Travis’ Plus-One Problem

Blowing Things Up

A BLUEGRASS POPULIST • Democrat Senate candidate Charles Booker is an underdog in a red state, but he believes he can follow Mitch McConnell’s infrastructure playbook to flip the seat

CHARLES BOOKER

DIAMOND DIPLOMACY • Botswana President Duma Boko tells Newsweek about his goal of a zero-tariff deal with Washington, leveraging natural resources as the U.S. seeks stable African partners

POWER STEERING • In her memoir, former first lady Jill Biden shares the details of a ride to the inauguration with Melania Trump

Democracy’s Turn To Fail

The Reset Button

FEAR THE REAPER • FIFA boss Gianni Infantino risks sacrificing the soul of the World Cup in a commercial push that alienated fans before the first ball was even kicked

America’s Best Hospitals for Specialized Care 2026 • These leading medical institutions deliver groundbreaking treatments, advanced technology and world-class expertise for complex health conditions

America’s Best Children’s Hospitals 2026 • These top medical centers blend pediatric expertise with compassion and medical breakthroughs to help the youngest generations

GIFTS TO MAKE A SPLASH • Newsweek has selected the best presents to impress dads, from the adventurous to the stylish

ANDREW SCOTT • The actor stars in Pressure as James Stagg, the meteorologist who convinced General Dwight D. Eisenhower to delay D-Day in 1944. “The stakes really couldn’t have been higher”