Newsweek Magazine

December 23, 2022 Issue

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Xi Jinping ramps up China's surveillance, harassment deep in America

Amid COVID protests, the totalitarian state is trying to choke dissent on U.S. soil through surveillance, intimidation and even violence, a Newsweek investigation reveals

In Focus

Georgia on My Mind

Atlanta Georgia Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock and his son Caleb Warnock celebrate during an election night watch party on December 6 after defeating Republican challenger Herschel Walker in a runoff. Warnock’s win, which gave the Democrats an outright majority in the Senate, became even more crucial to the party after Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema announced on December 9 that she would become an independent.

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Periscope

Health

Long COVID might be key to understanding why some people get—and stay—sick

In this excerpt from his new book, journalist Ryan Prior shares how studying COVID complications will likely present one of the greatest scientific opportunities of the modern era, helping us understand myriad chronic illnesses.

Politics

FBI ramps up spending to fight MAGA terrorism

The Bureau is conducting three times as many domestic terrorism probes as it was five years ago—and spending less on LGBTQ, race, antisemitism.

Health

Long haul COVID: like 'demon had hijacked my nervous system' says author

"COVID is a mass disabling event. It is catalyzing the next generation of the disability movement."

Business

What the World Cup can teach business leaders about top performers

The World Cup can teach business leaders a lot about how to use talent most effectively.

Downtime

Travel

Small towns worth exploring, from an Oregon winery to roads paved by Incas

From the blue-washed buildings in Morocco to wine tasting in Oregon and from fjords of Norway to an open-air art gallery on the ancient Silk Road, these out-of-the-way destinations will provide lasting memories.

Entertainment

FX's 'Kindred' shows we're not 'far removed' from the trauma of slavery

"To me, the only way that you can go forward, is to go back," Mallori Johnson, who plays Dana in FX's "Kindred," tells Newsweek's Parting Shot about how the impact of slavery still persists today.

December 23, 2022 Issue

Georgia on My Mind

FBI ramps up spending to fight MAGA terrorism

Long haul COVID: like 'demon had hijacked my nervous system' says author

What the World Cup can teach business leaders about top performers

FX's 'Kindred' shows we're not 'far removed' from the trauma of slavery

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Donald Trump's Lawyer May Be Creating 'Chaos' on Purpose: Attorney

Dozens of Morehouse College Staff Vote Against Giving Biden Degree

King Charles Latest Cancer Update, Given by Queen

Barron Trump College Choice: Everything Donald, Melania Have Said

Can Justice Alito Be Forced to Recuse? Experts Weigh In

December 23, 2022 Issue

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