Newsweek Magazine

July 14, 2017 Issue

Features

Cover story World

ISIS's Indoctrinated Kids: A Future of Violent Jihad?

Inside efforts to rehabilitate children exposed to the militant group's extreme ideology of violence against non-believers.

World

South Sudan's Famine Takes a Terrible Human Toll

"The people have nothing here. This is the worst place I've ever seen in my life."

In Focus

EMT Emotions

Raqqa, Syria—A Syrian Democratic Forces soldier weeps as medics treat his comrade, who was injured by sniper fire on June 28. Fighting in the city heated up as the Islamic State militant group (ISIS) fought back against SDF forces, which said they had the insurgent fighters pinned down. “The city center is completely besieged, and our forces are fighting from all sides,” Ali Shervan, a Kurdish SDF fighter, told TV channel Kurdistan24.

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Periscope

Analysis

How to Stop Trump? Forget Russia, Focus on Health Care

Democrats are salivating over the Russian hacking scandal, but it may not help them retake power in Washington.

Entertainment

How I Got Blocked by Donald Trump on Twitter

I'm not allowed to see Trump's tweets anymore. Is this freedom?

World

Hezbollah vs. Israel: The Next Middle East War?

The Syrian civil war made the Lebanese Shiite organization stronger, but as tensions with Israel flare, Hezbollah risks losing much of what it gained.