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Would Donald Trump's decisions as president be based on what is best for America, or on what would keep the cash flowing to him and his family?
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Zika Looms
Port-au-Prince, Haiti—Government health workers fumigate the streets of Haiti’s capital on September 7 in an effort to stop the spread of mosquitoes that carry Zika and other diseases. Budget constraints and a strike by health workers have hindered prevention efforts in the country, and the World Health Organization warned that experts were expecting an epidemic on the island, where the health system is still recovering from the 2010 earthquake. Haiti has reported 3,000 suspected cases of Zika, or about 30 per 100,000 people, compared with 82 per 100,000 in Brazil, but the WHO said it believes the government has been underreporting.
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Periscope
The outrage and press coverage was nothing compared with that surrounding Hillary Clinton's emails.
Assad's War in Syria and the End of Antibiotics
Widespread antibiotic resistance among Syrians could become deadlier than ISIS or Assad's dreaded air force.
Black Lives Matter Arrives in Britain
The activists behind the new group have drawn both praise and criticism for their protests.
Why North Korea Probably Won't Nuke its Neighbors
North Korea is stuck in an endless cycle of nuclear tests and sanctions.
American Schools Embrace the Tampon
After centuries of signaling the start of adulthood, periods are finally coming of age.
Horizons
Researchers are developing food packaging made from casein that is edible, biodegradable and more oxygen-resistant than plastic wrappers.
Neither Hillary Clinton nor Donald Trump Is Tech Savvy
Trump and Clinton are from the TV generation. The iPhone generation thinks in a completely different way.
When Positive Thinking Goes Wrong
One-size-fits-all approaches to finding happiness make us unhappy, experts say.
Downtime
One of Minecraft's oldest "anarchy" servers, which encourages violence and rewards cruelty, has erupted in war.
Czech Mates: Why So Many Police Dogs Hail From Overseas
Police departments the world over buy well-trained dogs from a kennel in Smirice, Czech Republic.
Meet the Lawyer Who Saved John Lennon and Yoko Ono
It took a savvy lawyer to keep John Lennon and Yoko Ono from being deported. One who'd never heard of the Beatles.
Ron Howard's New Beatles Doc Is Bouncy But Lacking
In his first column for Newsweek, Tom Shone reviews Ron Howard's "The Beatles: Eight Days a Week."
In One Cookbook: China
A weighty new reference book celebrates the culinary diversity of one of the world's most popular cuisines.
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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