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Newsweek US

SILVER LINING OF LULA’S VICTORY

How Iran Opened an Arctic Door

An Unlikely Alliance Takes Shape

TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

The NFL’s Away Problem

Editing the Narrative As Neutrality Faces Scrutiny

Musk Stacks the Odds for Stratospheric Success

The Wrong Road to Recovery

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First Dollar Edition

When Science Gives Nature a Hand

Less Rockefeller, More Stockefeller

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The MAGA Moms Have Recruited an Algorithm

Europe’s Next Domino

RUBY RED SLIPPERS, BLUE SOLES • Beneath the Republican surface of Kansas, Democrats have spent years rebuilding their state party under Governor Laura Kelly. Now, Adam Hamilton’s Senate bid is within reach

The Corruption Is Finally Breaking Through

LIFE BETWEEN THE STRIKES • With prices soaring and the threat of renewed attacks looming, Iranians tell Newsweek how they are navigating an uneasy pause in the war

Hakeem Jeffries Is on the Verge of Making History. Then Comes the Hard Part • If the Democrats win the House majority, America’s first Black speaker will have to contend with the same kind of intra-party rifts that broke his Republican predecessors

America’s Best Best-in-State Hospitals 2027 • SURVIVAL MODE The hospitals treating America’s heartland are in danger of closing

FIELDS OF FIRE • The Mosquito Bowl follows football stars into the brutal realities of World War II

Killer Instincts • Helen Mirren channels the author of the Tom Ripley series in A Talent for Murder

All That Glitters • Original reality TV icons show single life after housewives still shines

THE REGISTER

HUMILITY WENT MISSING WITH AMELIA EARHART • Buckle up: nobody wants to know what’s gone wrong in America