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Cover story Tech & Science
A fractured regulatory system hampered by Big Pharma's meddling has led to a growing global falsification market.
Anatomy of Jaylen Fryberg's High School Murder-Suicide
Ray Fryberg was once a respected member of the Tulalip Tribes of Washington. Then his son, Jaylen, perpetrated the deadliest high school shooting in a decade.
In Focus
Look at That Face!
Washington, D.C.—Republican front-runner Donald Trump makes his way through the crowd after addressing a Tea Party rally against the Iran nuclear deal on September 9. One-third of GOP voters surveyed selected the real estate tycoon as their candidate of choice in a Washington Post-ABC News poll released days before the second Republican primary debate. Trump, who has capitalized on his image as a Washington outsider, is also leading the polls in the crucial early-voting state of Iowa.
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Periscope
The last time energy was this cheap, Eisenhower was president.
T-Mobile CEO John Legere is Cutting the Cords That Bind You to Your Wireless Provider
T-Mobile, a carrier less than half the size of Verizon and AT&T, used lower pricing, simpler service plans and an improving network to help win 8.3 million net new customers last year.
Two Numbers: Summer Movie Audit
It's not your imagination. Unimaginative, unoriginal movies abound.
Fifty Years Later, the Immigration Bill That Changed America
The 1965 immigration reform act, now 50 years old, wasn't supposed to encourage Mexican immigration. Oops!
Why the U.S. Can't Stop China's Cyberspies
Despite China's slowing economy, Beijing still has leverage over Washington.
David Beckham: It's Time to Protect Children
Millions of children are in danger of physical, emotional and sexual abuse
Horizons
Genetic engineering will enable industrial-scale production of a previously hard-to-make pharmaceutical.
Fantasy Sports Leagues on HGH: Watch the Data Explosion
Fantasy leagues are about to get granular and may kill your passion for your favorite team.
NASA Begins 12-Month Experiment Simulating Life on Mars
The yearlong project will isolate six researchers on the slopes of Hawaii's Mauna Loa volcano.
Blanco River Flood Exacerbated by Manicured Lawns on the Riverbanks
Experts are hoping that in the aftermath of the recent disaster, locals will let native vegetation return to the region.
Downtime
Señor Frog's comes to Times Square, promising endless fun. The existential dread is complimentary.
Two Questions With Sir Patrick Stewart
The 'Star Trek' captain comes crashing down to Earth for his return to TV.
Falling in Love When You're Trans: It's Complicated
There is little out there concerning what it's like to date as a transgender person.
Isabella Rossellini on International Tribute to Her Mother, Ingrid Bergman
Rossellini has taken to the road to celebrate 100th anniversary of Bergman's birth.
Editor's pick
"The more people know about Alexey," a pro-Navalny volunteer tells Newsweek, "the harder it will be for the Russian authorities to kill him in prison."
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A Republican measure to block President Joe Biden's student-loan forgiveness plan would force borrowers to retroactively cover the voided pause period.
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