The Reluctant Front-runner
Senator Jon Ossoff is an anti-corruption campaigner seen by many Democrats as a potential presidential candidate who could fix America’s broken politics. The only question is, does he want to run?
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
LIVING
ON THE
EDGE
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the challenge of countering terrorism has become more difficult. New technologies have not only increased the ability of militants to carry out attacks, they have expanded the number of potential targets too
THE MOTHERHOOD TRAP
The experiences of Karoline Leavitt, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and JD Vance show it is women who need to make compromises if they want a career and children
HE’S NO ORDINARY GUY
Prince William tries to present himself as relatable in a bid to preserve the monarchy. But his choice of school for son George, and brother Harry’s return to the U.K., shows that strategy can only go so far
THE
TEXAS
BLUEPRINT
After decades in the wilderness, Texas Democrats are betting local infrastructure and year-round organizing can deliver what money alone could not
ADVANTAGE QUANTUM
For decades, quantum computing has been widely regarded by scientists, governments and technology companies as transformative, yet far away from useful deployment. This is the year that has changed
LOYALTIES REALIGNED
As support for Israel becomes more contested in U.S. politics, one diplomat says the country must look beyond its closest ally
The Reluctant Front-runner
Senator Jon Ossoff is an anti-corruption campaigner seen by many Democrats as a potential presidential candidate who could fix America’s broken politics. The only question is, does he want to run?
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
LIVING
ON THE
EDGE
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the challenge of countering terrorism has become more difficult. New technologies have not only increased the ability of militants to carry out attacks, they have expanded the number of potential targets too
THE MOTHERHOOD TRAP
The experiences of Karoline Leavitt, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and JD Vance show it is women who need to make compromises if they want a career and children
HE’S NO ORDINARY GUY
Prince William tries to present himself as relatable in a bid to preserve the monarchy. But his choice of school for son George, and brother Harry’s return to the U.K., shows that strategy can only go so far
THE
TEXAS
BLUEPRINT
After decades in the wilderness, Texas Democrats are betting local infrastructure and year-round organizing can deliver what money alone could not
ADVANTAGE QUANTUM
For decades, quantum computing has been widely regarded by scientists, governments and technology companies as transformative, yet far away from useful deployment. This is the year that has changed
LOYALTIES REALIGNED
As support for Israel becomes more contested in U.S. politics, one diplomat says the country must look beyond its closest ally