June 14, 2024

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GLOBAL EDITOR IN CHIEF _ Nancy CooperEXECUTIVE EDITOR _ Jennifer H. CunninghamSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, DIGITAL _ Laura DavisDIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS _ Melissa JewsburyOPINION EDITOR _ Batya Ungar-SargonVP, DIGITAL PUBLISHING _ Chris RobertsSENIOR EDITOR-
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First Felon
President Donald Trump leaves the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse on May 30, just after the jury delivered a guilty verdict for falsifying business records on all 34 counts of which he was accused in his hush money trial. Trump is the first former pres
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Deadly Ground
Enga Province residents observe rescue efforts on May 29 after a deadly landslide four days earlier. With rescuers struggling to access the remote location due to the destruction of the main highway, the nation’s government estimated up to 2,000 peop
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Political Shift
Voters line up outside City Hall for South Africa’s general election on May 29. Four days later it was revealed the African National Congress had lost its majority with 40.2 percent of the vote, ending its 30-year reign and marking a change in post-a
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Height of Success
David Colturi of the U.S. dives from an 89-foot platform on May 25 at the first stop of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series. Michigan-born Colturi, 35, was one of five wildcards in the men’s category at the three-day competition in Athens. The eig
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Climate Conviction at What Price?
IN 1972, NEWSWEEK PUBLISHED A COVER story warning the world about the need to clean up the Earth. A little more than 50 years later, some of those warnings are still being issued—and ignored. When the article was first published on June 12, 1972, the
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Iran Examines the Nuclear Option
AFTER LONG MAINTAINING ONE of the Middle East’s most advanced nuclear programs and most powerful conventional militaries, Iranian decision-makers are beginning to reconsider their nation’s official ban on developing weapons of mass destruction in lig
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Bringing Trump’s Trial to Life
THERE WAS A NONSTOP PARADE of recognizable faces at former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial. On the witness stand, in the audience and in the overflow room, high-profile figures, Trump allies and even primetime news anchors made an appearance
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Arabian Might
AS PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN PREPARES to fight for reelection this November across a contentious battleground of U.S. states, the White House also finds itself vying for influence among several increasingly critical players on the world stage, among them a
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BEST Specialized HOSPITALS
THE ASIA PACIFIC (APAC) REGION IS ONE OF THE MOST DIVERSE AND economically dynamic areas on Earth. Its inhabitants comprise about 60 percent of the global population with 4.7 billion people. Many of those countries are home to aging populations. A re
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Ian Karmel
WHEN YOU’VE BEEN A FAT KID, A LITTLE BIT of that fat kid stays with you, no matter if you stay fat or not. But how to cope with that? Well, that’s exactly what comedian Ian Karmel and his sister, Alisa Karmel, PsyD, aim to tackle in their poignant me
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Kara Young
THIS YEAR KARA YOUNG BROKE A TONYS RECORD, BECOMING THE FIRST Black person to receive three consecutive nominations and only the sixth person ever to do so. “It feels special that the third [nomination] is historical, but more historical in the sense

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