Newsweek

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Newsweek US

IN THE SPIRIT OF UNITY

Can Populists Survive Becoming the Establishment?

TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

The Million-Dollar Question

Russia Built a Drone-Warning App, then Undermined It

Is AI Biting Off More Than It Can Chew?

Gen Z’s New Social Currency

$2T

Midterm Mania Edition

Washington’s History Wars Enter a New Era

The Art of the Steal

1957

Last Call for Cargo Security

Why Big Tech Missed Its Asilomar Moment

MIND OVER METAL • Making an android move isn’t the big challenge facing robotics—it’s making them think

THE LONG GAME • The Supreme Court’s reversal of precedents many Americans viewed as settled rights was decades in the making

ALEX WAGNER

BOT VOYAGE • AI is taking over your vacation from takeoff to touchdown

THE COST OF FEELING SAFE • As Jewish institutions spend more than $1 billion a year on security, the debate is shifting to who should foot the bill

The Panopticon on the Corner

HOW CHINA WINS WITHOUT FIGHTING • A Shanghai-funded network took an anti-American slogan from a single social media post to street protests in U.S. cities in five months. A Newsweek investigation reveals how

AMERICA’S GREATEST COMPANIES 2026

A TIMELY LEGEND • Actor Andrew Garfield finds Robin Hood in modern day unrest

Axe Appeal • A killer cast brings fresh life to the Lizzie Borden story

All the Right Moves • Hasan Minhaj’s love letter to Bollywood

THE REGISTER • WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR THIS WEEK

SEX, SAILORS AND STEREOTYPES • From Iran to Thailand, one aircraft carrier’s journey shows how badly prejudices travel