Newsweek Magazine

December 01, 2017 Issue

Features

Cover story World

What Will Happen If the World No Longer Has Water?

Water shortages in Jordan pit rich against poor as the country scrambles to serve a booming population.

U.S.

Neo-Nazi Furries Trump's Latest Alt-Right Supporters

As America grapples with the fallout from racist violence in Charlottesville, furries across the land are dealing with their own Nazi problem.

In Focus

Flame is Fleeting

A drone operated by staff of Hainan Power Grid Corporation emits flame to burn down trash from power lines, in Haikou, Hainan province, China November 16, 2017.

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Periscope

SpyTalk

Trump's Pressure Points

Former intelligence analysts say CIA director Mike Pompeo seems willing to bend to Trump on Russia and Iran.

U.S.

Hey, Tech Kids! Get Off My Lawn!

Possible presidential candidate Mark Cuban fears the U.S. will get trounced in the coming technology war because its leaders are old fuddy-duddies.

U.S.

Grover Norquist on Jobs and Trump's Tax Cuts

The conservative tax cut advocate spoke to Newsweek about the GOP's plan, the role of government and why liberals want to make cats fly.

Horizons

U.S.

Opioid Crisis Driven by Shady Drug Company Tactics

Investigators are closing in on Big Pharma, claiming that shady tactics fueled the opioid crisis.

Science

3D-Printed Custom-Fit Condoms Are The Future Of Sex

Custom-fit condoms are coming to a 3-D printer near you, thanks to the unscaled economy.

Downtime

Entertainment

I Watched 'Jim & Andy' With Andy Kaufman's Family

Who was the real Andy Kaufman? On the eve of a new Netflix documentary, the enigmatic comedian's brother and sister finally open up—and get emotional.