Tina Brown

Sometimes, change isn't just good, it's necessary.

Newsweek salutes America's bravest.

Newsweek embraces the digital future.

The real story behind a notorious interview.

The Olympic antidote to gloom.

Digital gadgets are changing our brains.

Two wild men hang out together.

What's really different about the class of 2012?

A litany of private and public discord.

Sixty years and hardly a slip.

If only we had Walter Cronkite today!

We the people want our leaders to lead.

The heroes in—and behind—the headlines.fgsdgfdg

America's 'special needs.'

What is a woman's 'proper role'?

America, beset by race.

God save us from the godly.

Now not so 'special.'

When Hillary Clinton travels around the world as secretary of state, she is a global celebrity of the first rank. But that's not how she felt when she went to Burma for the first time in 2011 to meet with the heroic Aung San Suu Kyi.

Yes men and führers. in Russia and on Fleet Street.

A prayer for Clint. Save us from Saint Santorum.

Bare your fangs. But don't bite poor immigrants.

In the middle of self-serving and greedy electioneering, there was such nobility to the U.S. Navy SEALs rescue of a 32-year-old former fourth-grade teacher from the clutches of brutal Somali pirates (one of whom was named Osman Alcohol).

Some of the more earnest members of the 1 percent are flocking to Davos this week, expecting to hear from IMF director Christine Lagarde and do-gooder money machine George Soros, among other big shots currently trying to save the world.

As the republican candidates reach their O.K. Corral, the president prepares for the next gunfight.

If not for that tragic night, what Princess Diana's life might look like now.

From The Great White Way to the Iowa caucuses, Mormons are in ascendance.

Coping with a planet in chaos. And more from this week's NEWSWEEK.

Political wives prepare for the hardest race of their lives. And more from this week's NEWSWEEK.

In triumph, the president's restraint served us well.