Newsweek Magazine

January 21, 2022 Issue

Features

Cover story Essays

Prince Charles Says "Our Children Are Judging Us" on Climate Change

The heir to the British throne, a longtime environmentalist, on the price of inaction if we fail to protect "this planet we call home."

Science

Tiny Reactors Could Spark a 'Nuclear Revolution' to Fight Climate Change

As the demand for energy rises, miniaturized nuclear power plants could be a climate-friendly new source. But some critics aren't so sure

In Focus

Jail Time

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA: On January 3, Theranos founder and former CEO Elizabeth Holmes leaves the Robert F. Peckham Federal Building with her father. A jury found Holmes guilty on three counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to defraud investors. The blood testing company attracted investors ranging from Rupert Murdoch to Walgreens.

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Periscope

World

Israel's Bennett Builds on UAE Peace While Waging War on COVID-19 at Home

"We'll do what we can to protect lives in the fight against COVID and in the face of the threats posed to our people," Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett told Newsweek.

Business

What Cirque du Soleil Head Lamarre Learned From Working With the Beatles

I know I am dying," George told Guy over tea. "I don't know how many years I have left, but before I go, I'd like to do a creative project with the Beatles music. Do you think Cirque would like to be involved?"

Business

Cirque Head Lamarre on Emerging From Bankruptcy and Lessons for Success

"No company deserves to exist unless it is constantly discovering new ways to make its customers' lives better."

Downtime

Entertainment

Trips Worth the Wait: Where to Go in 2022

One thing is more certain than ever; when we do travel, we want it to count. From swimming with migrating Mobula rays in Mexico to hiking on a new trail in the "happiest country in the world," these trips will make up for lost time.