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Supporters of Pakistan’s Tehreeke-Insaf party demand the release from jail of their leader, former Prime Minister Imran Khan, on January 28. In his latest conviction, Khan, and his wife, Bushra Bibi, were sentenced to 14 years after being found guilt

Donning Viking armor and helmets and carrying torches, members of the Jarl Squad parade through the Shetland town of Lerwick on January 30, as part of Up Helly Aa, Europe’s largest fire festival. In celebration of the island’s Norse heritage, the fes

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, Facebook’s parent, attends a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on January 31 to discuss the company’s efforts to safeguard children and young adults. He apologized to families affected by incidents including drug purcha

ORGANIZATIONS LIKE THE GEN-eral Electric company, IBM and Procter & Gamble have long been touted as classic “academy companies.” Academy companies produce first-rate executives who populate their own senior ranks and go on to lead other companies. We

In the capital city’s first bullfight since a two-year ban, matador Joselito Adame kills a bull on January 28. Six bulls were fought and killed in the world’s largest bullfighting arena, the 42,000-seat La Plaza México. Outside, riot police held back

FOR NEARLY FIVE HOURS I ALTER-nate between lying in a fetal position on our bathroom floor and curling up against the wall, shivering uncontrollably one moment and burning up the next. I vomit three times on the floor. I rock back and forth in tears,

“The longstanding war of words between Washington and Tehran is edging toward something more dangerous...with Americans and Iranians jousting on the chaotic battleground of Iraq, the chances of a small incident spiraling into a crisis are higher than

FOR DECADES, CAR OWNERSHIP HAS BEEN a trademark of the American lifestyle, with vehicles becoming symbols of freedom, independence and even rebellion, as well as a necessity. But in 2024, the country’s legendary love story with the automobile may hav

FORGET LOSING YOURSELF TO FILLER AND Botox, laminated eyebrows and blinding white teeth. 2024 is going to be all about living better and living longer, and utilizing your own body to do so. Newsweek spoke to leading experts and trendsetters within th

THE BEATLES’ PAUL MCCARTNEY, George Harrison, John Lennon and drummer Ringo Starr are all smiles as they chat with show host Ed Sullivan after making their television debut in America 60 years ago. On February 9, 1964, the Fab Four drew a record-brea

As women make strides toward breaking down professional barriers, there are still undeniable challenges. Unequal pay, a disproportionately small number of leadership roles, discrimination and sexual harassment are obstacles working women may face eve

AS THE WAR IN UKRAINE APPROACHES ITS third year, NATO’s former commander envisions three scenarios for the conflict started by Vladimir Putin—and two of them involve a Russian victory. “If we don’t do anything different than we’re doing now, eventual