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Newsweek US
FLAMES OF UNREST
Ireland’s Neutrality Needs the Trump Treatment
A White House Briefing Too Far
TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Law and Disorder
When Paychecks and Portfolios Diverge
Pope Leo’s Path Back to Health
Welcome to the Age of Cybernuisance
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Paper Trail Edition
Checking China’s Math
RJ Mitte Redefined Representation
1956
Are We Quitting Family Too Easily?
The Most Dangerous Ride
THE POLITICS OF IMPEACHMENT • With Democrats eyeing a return to power, debate is growing over whether holding President Donald Trump accountable again would help or hurt the party
Houses of Cards
THE PROSPERITY PARADOX • Economic indicators are pointing up. Republicans’ bigger challenge may be convincing Americans to believe them
MIND OVER MERCHANT • As AI agents begin to choose, compare and buy on our behalf, businesses face a new question: Who carries the risk when the customer is code?
Within Touching Distance • Several indicators show Donald Trump is on the cusp of his long-promised victory over Iran. Here are five signs the U.S. defeat of Tehran’s regime is finally arriving
America’s Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers 2027 • Smarter Surgery AI is changing orthopedic surgery and shortening wait times
PRIME ROMANCE • Jamie Lee Curtis’ comedy with Téa Leoni and Tim Daly brings love in later life to TV’s sweet spot
False Familiar • White Lotus alums Connie Britton and Sam Nivola embrace the unknown in Hulu’s Phony
Cause for Celebration • Charli XCX channels Madonna’s legacy at star-studded MISTR PrEP event
THE REGISTER • WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR THIS WEEK
LANGUAGE, PLEASE! • From Jackson to Trump, cursing carries political value