O Koch Brothers, Where Art Thou?
The Koch brothers are over Donald Trump, and they're focusing their vast political operation on conquering the next generation of conservatives.
In Focus
War of Attrition
Aleppo, Syria—Syrians await treatment on September 24 at a makeshift hospital after airstrikes. Following the collapse of a weeklong cease-fire, Syrian and Russian forces stepped up their assault on the rebel-held section of Aleppo, pounding the city with airstrikes that residents said killed hundreds of people. Syria Civil Defense, a rescue organization also known as the White Helmets, said three of its facilities were “deliberately targeted” from the air. At an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council, Britain accused Russia of backing Syria in its perpetration of war crimes.
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Periscope
Newsweek obtained a deposition that shows Donald Trump committed perjury. Or lied.
The Problem With the Libertarian Party
The Libertarian Party has its strongest presidential candidates ever, but it's hard to sell small government in a country that loves its benefits.
A Homeless World
With a huge chunk of mankind on the move, 193 countries have finally struck an agreement on migrants and refugees.
Ethiopian Jews Face Increasing Discrimination in Israel
In Ethiopia, 9,000 Jews are waiting to move to Israel—but it may not be the promised land after all.
New Yorkers After the Bombing: Resilient or Fatigued?
New Yorkers' measured reaction to the explosion in Chelsea could mean they have come to accept that such incidents a part of their daily lives.
General Trump and His Nuclear Labyrinth
Donald Trump's pronouncements on nuclear weapons are reminiscent of General Douglas MacArthur's playbook in 1952.
Horizons
Food puzzles provide endless entertainment for humans and keep a cat healthy and mentally sharp.
A Quest to Map the Seafloor by 2030
We know the surface of Mars better than we do the seafloor. Scientists plan to change that.
Downtime
Cops gunning down innocent young black men, terrorists bombing abortion clinics and the Stones about to go on tour—the '60s are back with a vengeance.
A Girl on a Train
Will the Metro-North Hudson line in the movie adaptation of 'The Girl on the Train' do justice to the book's thrilling London commute?
A Brief History of Bill Murray and Alcohol
Nowhere is the legendary comedian more at home than behind a bar.
'It Can't Happen Here' Can Actually Happen Here
An adaptation of Sinclair Lewis's dystopian novel, 'It Can't Happen Here' is coming just in time for the November election.
Graphic Novels and the New Age of Foreign Reporting
Sarah Glidden's new graphic novel fills an important void as media organizations cut back on traditional reporting.
Editor's pick
"We see an erosion of the global multilateral architecture, unilateral measures, unilateral sanctions becoming the norm," South Africa's envoy tells Newsweek.
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Kevin McCarthy could emerge "stronger from this fight, not weaker," according to a top political scientist.
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