Newsweek Magazine

June 09, 2017 Issue

Features

Cover story Analysis

The Battle Against ISIS Won't End with Iraq and Syria

Until the West crushes ISIS's ideology, bombings like the one in Manchester are going to continue—and maybe become more common.

Science

The Plight of Alzheimer's Disease in Rural America

State assistance programs can make life bearable again for caregivers in remote areas struggling to provide around-the-clock help.

World

In Photos: Prom Night in South Africa's Gangsterland

In the township of Manenberg, one of the worst precincts in South Africa for drug crime, completing high school is a rare achievement.

In Focus

Pates du Jour

Brussels—U.S. President Donald Trump greets French President Emmanuel Macron before a NATO Summit on May 25. The two shared an awkward handshake that fueled speculation about tensions between the U.S. president and his European counterparts, and Macron later appeared to dodge a handshake with Trump in favor of a hug with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. At the summit, Trump lectured NATO members on the need to spend more on defense and avoided explicitly endorsing the alliance’s Article 5, which commits all members to act in defense of any ally under attack.

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U.S.

The CIA's Secrets About JFK, Che, and Castro Revealed

After years of silence, a former CIA operative speaks out about Castro, Oswald and the assassination of JFK.

World

Why Germany Is Cracking Down on Fake News

Since accurate reports of sexual assaults in Cologne on New Year's Eve in 2015, there has been a "disturbing pattern" in which false stories, like the sex mob story in Bild, have focused on sexual abuse of women.