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Cover story Business
Female entrepreneurs often struggle to win the backing of venture capitalists and angel investors. Here's how they are fighting back
13 Women in Business to Bet On
Women are braving the world of venture capital to run their own businesses
Mars Needs Brokers!
The selling of the Red Planet is a multimillion-dollar business, even though the commute's a bitch
In Focus
A Destroyed Homs Changes Hands in Syria
Forces loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad walk down a street in old Homs city May 8, 2014.
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Israel Won't Stop Spying on the U.S.
Israel is flouting the "friendly" rules of espionage to steal U.S. trade and tech secrets
Political First Responders
How a former Republican leading a Democratic super PAC turns flip-flops into electoral blows
Horizons
Bioengineered plants can be both energy-producing powerhouses and toxic chemical sensors
Adjust Your Set
The Supreme Court has a chance to liberate TV from its musty, last-century prison
Botched Execution Shows Perils of Lethal Injection Drug Shortage
A secret drug cocktail used in Oklahoma took 40 minutes to kill a man. "It looked like torture," a lawyer said.
Downtime
The uprising against Russia has turned Kiev's central square into an unruly and provocative art exhibit
A Penny for Your Screams
Showtime's "Penny Dreadful" is an ambitious mash-up of Jack the Ripper, insect-like vampires and Oscar Wilde
Girls Gone Ancient
A renegade tour company shows bachelorettes that drinking games and sexting are as old as museums
Editor's pick
The debt ceiling deal between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy includes an end to the pause on student loan repayments.
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"Russia cannot win this war," Alexei Gorinov said in a letter to Newsweek from jail. He was sentenced for "spreading false information" about the Russian army.
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