Newsweek Magazine

April 20, 2018 Issue

Features

Cover story World

Israel's Secret War Against Hitler's Scientists

Years after the Holocaust, the Mossad learned that Egypt was working with German scientists on weapons of mass destruction. Here's how the intel agency responded.

World

Deadly Pollution May Be Price for New Jobs in Greece

Money from the EU for new coal plants contradicts its plans to reduce air pollution.

In Focus

The Tire Next Time

Gaza Strip—Palestinian protesters run during clashes with Israeli troops in the Gaza Strip on April 5. A day later, Israel killed 10 demonstrators along the border, as thousands of Palestinians continued to protest for the right to return to land they lost during the 1948 war.

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Periscope

World

Is Russia Hunting Defectors in America?

Kremlin spies have stepped up surveillance of defectors under U.S. protection, sources say

U.S.

Madeleine Albright: 'Trump Makes Us Look Like a Victim'

"Fascism can find a foothold wherever people are unhappy and are looking for answers."

Horizons

Health

The FDA Won't Approve Sunscreens Available in Europe

Many products available in other countries filter UVA and UVB light while avoiding the dreaded "lifeguard face."

Science

Dozens of Scientists Will Run for State, Local Offices

A science-oriented political action committee, 314 Action Fund, endorsed more than 50 candidates for state and local offices.

Downtime

Entertainment

The Pleasure of Her Company

Eve Babitz was a legendary '70s "it" girl and a dishy chronicler of Los Angeles until the party stopped in the '90s. She may not be writing anymore, but she still has plenty to say.