December 23, 2022

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GLOBAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF _ Nancy Cooper DEPUTY EDITOR _ Diane Harris VICE PRESIDENT, BRAND CREATIVE _ Michael Goesele VICE PRESIDENT, DIGITAL _ Laura Davis MANAGING EDITOR _ Melissa Jewsbury OPINION EDITOR _ Josh Hammer SPECIAL PROJECTS EDITOR _ Fred G
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Georgia on My Mind
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 m
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The Archives
Cartoonist Walt Kelly—“creator of Pogo and all the other denizens of the Okefenokee Swamp, the famous and greatly loved comic strip characters who disport themselves in Christmas gaiety on Newsweek’s cover”—turned lyricist for Newsweek, unveiling the
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Water Wonderland
Divers perform during a Christmas-themed underwater show at Aqua Planet 63 on December 8. The aquarium is well-known for its fantastical “mermaid” show, in which humans dive and dance to music and lights alongside fish, sharks and other marine creatu
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Lava Show
Cars snake along a road vying for a glimpse of the latest eruption of the world’s largest active volcano, Mauna Loa, on December 2. The volcano began spewing lava and ash as high as 150 feet into the air on November 28 after lying dormant for 40 year
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Not Reich
German police arrest Heinrich XIII Prince Reuss after searching his home, as part of the biggest ever raid targeting right-wing extremists in the country on December 7. Reuss was one of 25 people taken into custody on suspicion of plotting to overthr
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Ryan Prior
Q _ As a teen, you suffered through a debilitating “invisible” illness that eluded diagnosis for months. What is the most validating thing a doctor can do for a patient in that situation? A _Three simple words, “I believe you.” As Sir William Osler,
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Canaries In A Coal Mine
Rounding on three years into the coronavirus pandemic, scientists project there are over 100 million COVID long haulers worldwide. A recent Brookings Institution study estimated that around 16 million working-age Americans currently have Long COVID,
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What CEOs Can Learn from the World Cup
“OUR PEOPLE ARE OUR GREATEST source of competitive advantage.” This sentiment is often heralded in companies by everyone from middle managers to HR professionals to CEOs. It is a great sound bite. The problem: It is not true—at least, not entirely. A
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Talking Points
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Xi’s Police State—in the U.S.
CHINESE MAN STRIKES AT A BANNER saying “Chinese Communist Party Step Down!” in New York City. He is challenged briefly, then disappears in the crowd at a Columbia University protest against China’s “Zero COVID” policy. Another man pummels a female st
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America’s Favorite Restaurant Chains 2023
NFLATION IS HITTING ALL OF US IN A VARIETY OF WAYS. FOR AMERICA’S chain restaurants, it’s been something of a mixed bag. While sales at chain restaurants have been up lately, the number of visits to them is actually down somewhat. The higher sales fi
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Small-Town Getaways
The world’s largest cities—Tokyo, Shanghai, New York City and Cairo, among others—are filled with reasons to go and famous sites to visit. But going farther afield, living more like a local and exploring the most unique parts of a country’s culture h
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Mallori Johnson
AS A SOCIETY, THE HORRORS OF SLAVERY CAN STILL BE FELT AND ONE OF the ways we process these vitally important stories from history is through projects like FX’s Kindred (December 13). Based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Octavia E. Butl

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