Newsweek Magazine

May 13, 2022 Issue

Features

Cover story Science

Facebook, Google Face Regulatory Reckoning That May End Big Tech Dominance

A spate of new laws in Europe and the U.S. foreshadow what could be the end of dominance for Google, Facebook and Amazon

In Focus

Fueled by Anger

Åsgårdstrand, Norway Greenpeace environmental activists protest and chain themselves to the Russian oil tanker Ust Luga, to prevent it from docking at the Slagentangen oil port (owned by Esso, a subsidiary of ExxonMobil)and unloading $116 million worth of jet fuel on April 25. The activists object to the Norwegian government continuing to import Russian fossil fuels in light of the country’s invasion of Ukraine.

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Periscope

Health

Doctors Shrug Off Patients With Rare Vaccine Disorders, Delaying Treatment

COVID-19 vaccines are safe for the vast majority of people. That's small consolation for the few who fall between the cracks.

U.S.

Want to Shop Greener? Seven Ways to Snag a Deal and Save the Planet

Customers seeking sustainable merch are a big deal these days. But which products actually deliver on their environmental promises?

Downtime

Entertainment

Eco-Friendly Private Vacation Getaways You'll Never Want to Leave

These private retreats all share a warm, wild spirit and a focus on sustainability, even if their decor styles, locales or building materials differ wildly.