United Nations Relief Organization Overwhelmed in Gaza
A UN spokesman broke down crying during an interview with an Arab news station
Civilian Casualties in Gaza 'Too High,' Pentagon Says
"The Israelis need to do more to live up to their very high standards—their very high and very public standards—for protecting civilian life," a Pentagon spokesman said
Is Texas the Greenest State? By One Measure, Maybe
Texans choose green energy more often than other consumers, report finds
Newsweek Rewind: The Ebola Outbreak of 1995
Our magazine did little to calm the fears of the virus killing people in Africa
Say Yes to Anna Gunn's ‘Sex with Strangers’
‘Breaking Bad’s’ Anna Gunn knocks them dead in this off-Broadway drama directed by David Schwimmer
The Destruction of Istanbul
The Turkish prime minister's bid to turn his capital into a futuristic 'dream city' spells disaster for residents
Hey Friendo: Coin-Flipping Cop's Anti-Weed Crusade
The officer called Washington's new marijuana laws "silly," and flipped a coin when issuing citations
Catalonia Boards the Burqa Ban Bandwagon
Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that local decrees are unenforceable but national law could still be on its way
Argentina Braces for Market Reaction to Second Default in 12 Years
Negotiators failing to reach a last gasp deal, leading to a default that could see stock and bond prices falling today
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Conventional Wisdom Watch
Names in the news: Up, down and sideways
