Newsweek Magazine

June 24, 2022 Issue

Features

Cover story Science

Abortion, Science and Post-Roe America

Overturning Roe won't stop States from tying abortion access to fetal viability.

Religion

God's wife? Mormon Women Want to Know More About 'Heavenly Mother'

The interest in a female divine presence is particularly strong among millennial women, according to the organizer of a summit on the topic.

Religion

Evangelical Adoption Movement in Free Fall: Devastated Parents, Families

Evangelical Christians once were pioneers in international adoptions and foster care. A "tsunami" of mentally ill and violent children now derails the movement.

In Focus

A Royal Racket

LONDON Prince Louis covers his ears on June 2, as fighter jets soar over the Buckingham Palace balcony where he stands next to his great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II; grandfather Prince Charles; parents, William and Catherine, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge; and his siblings, Charlotte and George. The special jet flyover helped kick off Queen Elizabeth II’s four-day Platinum Jubilee celebration, marking her 70 years on the throne.

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U.S.

'Defund the Police' Is Dead But Other Reform Efforts Thrive In U.S. Cities

Two years after George Floyd's death, many cities are adopting innovative programs to defuse tense situations without police intervention. Just don't use the D-word.

Business

How ChenMed Takes 'Love' and Turns It Into Profits

Most Loved Workplaces: Why Employees at ChenMed love the company thel work for

Health

How to Have Better Dreams and Better Sleep

There is plenty to worry about now, and business leaders are having nightmares.Techniques to manage bad dreams can help them sleep better and lead better

Business

How to Reach a Human in Customer Service.

Getting a real person on the phone to help with a customer problem at a big company can be frustrating, but there are a few tricks that work.

Downtime

Entertainment

Transcendent Places Around the World to Find Your Inner Peace

Here are some suggestions to find your own liminal places—spaces between heaven and earth where you can find meaningful experiences both sacred and mundane.