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MOST TRUSTED by PHARMACISTS OTC BRANDS in AMERICA 2024

HEADACHES, UPSET STOMACHS AND FEVERS-THESE ARE some of the minor conditions that many people treat with over-the-counter medication.

DISSENTING OPINIONS

BUCKING THEIR TRADITIONAL RESERVE, JUDGES FROM ACROSS THE SPECTRUM ARE PUBLICLY DISAGREEING WITH THE SUPREME COURT JUSTICES AND DECISIONS

'I'm Happy To Disrupt'

Libertarian presidential candidate Chase Oliver talks to Newsweek about Trump, Biden, NATO, Gaza and maximum freedom

Budget Battle

Protesters demonstrate in Kenya's capital city as the country's members of parliament debate a finance bill on June 18.

AMERICA'S BEST SPECIALISTS & SURGEONS

FINDING THE BEST MEDICAL SPECIALIST IS A DAUNTING TASK for anyone requiring specific treatment.

Major League Error

Why baseball fans have long thought Ty Cobb to be a racist when he wasn't

The TikTok Election

With both Donald Trump and Joe Biden now on the app, could it help determine the next U.S. president in November?

Failure to Deliver

Multinational companies embraced Chinese factories to lower costs. Their excessive reliance ended up being a central cause of the COVID supply chain meltdown

The Fight to Ban Child Marriage

Under-18s can legally wed in most U.S. states but young spouses are often left physically, emotionally and economically vulnerable, campaigners say

SURGEONS MAGIC TOUCH

Americans turn down syringes but go UNDER SCALPELS. What do these doctors know that the rest of medicine doesn't?

ARABIAIN MIGHT

SAUDI ARABIA'S INCREASING STRENGTH MEANS IT NOW HAS MUCH MORE CLOUT WITH ITS PARTNERS, INCLUDING THE U.S.

Bringing Trump's Trial to Life

Sketch artist Isabelle Brourman tells Newsweek what it was like covering the former president's court case

Iran Examines the Nuclear Option

Tehran's rhetoric could spark an arms race in the Middle East like never before

Climate Conviction at What Price?

Fifty years ago experts doubted Americans would pay to save the environment. Only some of their fears are still true

Most Loved Workplaces 2024

A THE WORLD'S MOST LOVED WORKPLACES ARE REMARKABLE FOR A variety of reasons.

Maya Hawke

MAYA HAWKE WEARS MANY HATS: ACTOR, WRITER, SINGER. BUT FOR Hawke, everything comes down to words.

Jacob Anderson

ANNE RICE'S NOVEL INTERVIEW WITH THE Vampire has a rabid fan base, intensely protective of the story and any adaptations of it.

VOTES OF NO CONFIDENCE

Why recent U.K. election results will ring alarm bells for Joe Biden

BIDEN'S BATTLEGROUND ELECTION

A small number of Democrats PROTESTING the president's support for Israel's war in Gaza could PREVENT him from winning a second term

'It's Time to Treat Addiction Like Cancer'

Both are serious illnesses but, unlike those struggling with substance use disorders, didn’t face shame and stigma when seeking help over my tumors

Could Influencers Survive a Tik Tok Ban?

With some content creators able to make good money from views and brand collaborations on the app, losing access to it could come ata high price

All Welcome, Except Some

A Chinese foreign agent is behind an Asian American parade in New York City with Mayor Eric Adams, but not everyone is invited

America's Maternity Hospitals 2024

The arrival of a healthy baby brings unparalleled joy. It's no wonder that families welcoming their newest members are looking for high-quality health care to ensure a smooth delivery and reliable postpartum care.

THE WEST SHOULD EXERT EVERY EFFORT TO MAKE RUSSIA PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE POSSIBLE FOR ITS AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR

RUSSIA'S FULL-SCALE INVASION of Ukraine in February 2022 awakened the worst memories for Georgians.

RUSSIA'S THREAT TO THE WORLD

As Vladimir Putin begins a fifth term as the nation's president, how safe are other countries from the Kremlin leader?

Nikki Glaser

COMEDIAN NIKKI GLASER NEVER WANTS TO OFFEND. \"I NEVER WANT TO say offensive or raunchy [things] or push the envelope, because that speaks to some kind of comedian who wants to rile people up.\"

Unraveling The Mummy After 25 Years

Its stars thought it would flop. Now a quarter of a century after its release, Arnold Vosloo, Rachel Weisz, Patricia Velásquez and Kevin J. O'Connor reflect on the cult classic

PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRMS 2024

A COMPANY'S ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE with the public is essential. Managing a firm's reputation, driving interest in its products and limiting damage during times of crisis hinge in large part on the abilities of its public relations professionals.

Work Less, Relax More

Millennials are ready for a four-day week. The younger generation wants to work fewer hours

THE INVISIBLE SCARS OF WAR

The ongoing conflict with Russia has left 10 million Ukrainians affected by mental health conditions. Now, a community-led program is giving citizens the tools they need to help them overcome their trauma