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Should a Sick Child Be Allowed to Choose Death? Belgians Think So
Belgian lawmakers are set to let children decide whether they should die for their own good.
South Africa's Nelson Mandela Sentenced to Life
From the Newsweek archives: South Africa's most clamorous treason trial reaches a dramatic climax.
One Clue Budget Negotiations Are Going Well: Silence
No one in Congress is talking about a deal, and that has insiders thinking one’s possible.
The Newtown Massacre: Inside. Out
Police said last week that the Sandy Hook massacre could not have been prevented. But the signs were unmistakable.
Now You Can 3-D Print Your Guns in Metal
Engineers at Michigan Technological University have open-source plans for an affordable, homemade 3-D printer designed to fabricate solid-steel products.
Blackmail, Murder and Mayhem Engulf Toronto’s Mayor of Crack
The deadly shooting of a drug gang member is linked to close aides of beleaguered but unbowed Rob Ford.
A Hard Lesson from Motown: They Will Steal Your Pension
Like Detroit firemen and policemen who paid their full pension dues, many Americans will be rewarded in old age by poverty.
Will American Art Lovers Ever See Rockwell’s 'Saying Grace' Again?
Mystery buyer pays a record price for the American masterpiece that broke all records at auction.
An Evening With Rembrandt And Vermeer
"Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Hals: Dutch Paintings from the Mauritshuis," runs until January 19 at the Frick Collection on the Upper East Side.
The Man Who Warned Congress about Pakistan Nukes Paid a Steep Price
He tried to pull the plug on Pakistan’s nuclear bomb program. His career blew up instead.
