Newsweek Magazine

August 19, 2022 Issue

Features

Cover story Science

China Targets Israeli Technology in Bid for Global Dominance As U.S. Frets

Israel is trying to manage a tricky balance between pleasing its ally, the U.S., without throttling lucrative technology deals with China.

Religion

Churches Leading the Way in Reparations for Black Americans

Weary of waiting for the federal government to act on reparations for black Americans, churches and other faith groups have started their own programs.

In Focus

Political Provocations

TAIPEI, TAIWAN House Speaker Nancy Pelosi arriving at Parliament on August 3. As the highest-level U.S. official to visit Taiwan in 25 years, her message of American support for the island’s democracy angered China, which considers Taiwan part of its territory. In response, Beijing unleashed a burst of military activity near the island and halted military and climate change cooperation with the U.S.

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U.S.

A Year After Taliban Takeover Afghan Women are Prisoners in Their Homeland

A year after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, Azra Jafari, the country's first female mayor, fears for the women left behind.

Relationships

Hate Friends' or Colleagues' POVs? Here's the Secret to Getting Along

"Both/and thinking involves valuing, rather than vilifying differences; embracing rather than dismissing conflicts."

Relationships

Key to Resolve Conflicts: Don't 'Pick a Side and Defend,' These Experts Say

Smith and Lewis address how "both/and" thinking can be put into practice—when trying to balance profits and social responsibility in the workplace, for couples with opposing parenting styles, and more.

Downtime

U.S.

Explore the World From Inside the U.S.: 13 Great Multicultural Destinations

Eager to experience different cultures without the expense of venturing abroad? Visit these All-American locales with distinctly diverse flavors.

Entertainment

Abbi Jacobson Feels the 'Pressure' of Adapting 'A League of Their Own'

"Listen, this is people's favorite f**king movie. There's so much pressure," Abbi Jacobson told Newsweek's Parting Shot with H. Alan Scott about adapting 'A League of Their Own' for her new Amazon Prime series.

August 19, 2022 Issue

Churches Leading the Way in Reparations for Black Americans

Political Provocations

Hate Friends' or Colleagues' POVs? Here's the Secret to Getting Along

Key to Resolve Conflicts: Don't 'Pick a Side and Defend,' These Experts Say

Abbi Jacobson Feels the 'Pressure' of Adapting 'A League of Their Own'

Editor's Picks

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Can Justice Alito Be Forced to Recuse? Experts Weigh In

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