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The Week Magazine

Sep 02 2022
Magazine

The Week makes sense of the news by curating the best of the U.S. and international media into a succinct, lively digest.

Editor’s letter

Trump’s attempt to stall criminal investigation

It wasn’t all bad

Biden cancels $10,000 in student loan debt

Election battlegrounds take shape

Classified documents: Why did Trump take them?

Only in America

Good week/bad week

Conservative kingmaker

Drought reveals warships

A scientist’s ambivalence about playing God • Jennifer Doudna

Parish’s tractor-porn shame • Neil Parish

Nelson’s brush with death • Willie Nelson

In the news

Not enough teachers

Yes, abortion will be on the ballot

Real leaders tell voters the truth

Cheney’s ‘kamikaze’ mission

Viewpoint

I read it in the tabloids • It must be true…

How much should leaders live it up?

The perfect comeback, 16 hours late

Ukraine: Blamed for attack on Russian ultranationalist

India: Murderers in anti-Muslim pogrom walk free

Why is the BBC profiling terrorists?

Can we maybe hurry up for once?

Polio: It’s back, thanks to anti-vaxxers

DeSantis: A war on ‘the woke’ and free speech

Noted

The border: Abbott ships migrants north

U.S. Senate: Why the GOP might blow it

Wit & Wisdom

Pick of the week’s cartoons

Microchips: U.S. sharpens attack on China’s industry

Innovation of the week

What’s new in tech • Bytes

Belt of extreme heat to bisect the country

Knives out for lanternflies

Eat your grapes

Hip fractures in vegetarians

Chincoteague ponies’ origins

Path Lit by Lightning: The Life of Jim Thorpe • Book of the week

Diary of a Void • Novel of the week

Autoportrait

chosen by Katie Kitamura • Best books…

in real people, historical fiction • Also of interest…

William MacAskill • Author of the week

Diego Rivera’s America • Exhibit of the week

Three Thousand Years of Longing

Better Call Saul: The quiet excellence of a TV unicorn

New and notable podcasts

The Week’s guide to what’s worth watching

Streaming tips

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power • Show of the week

Three pop-ups too special to ignore • Critics’ choice

Cold noodles with tomatoes • Recipe of the week

Rosé: The Americans

Exploring ancient cities in Turkey’s Lakes Region • This week’s dream

The Pridwin • Hotel of the week

Alabama’s adult space camp • Getting the flavor of…

Homes with great gardens

Twitter: Whistleblower levels security charges

Oil: Saudis defy U.S. and hint at production cut

The bottom line

‘Quiet quitting’: Burnout or just slacking off?

What the experts say

Charity of the week

Real estate: A looming end to the long boom

A ‘tsunami’ of utility shutoffs

Medicare’s paltry new powers

The U.N. pioneer who fought for women’s rights • Nafis Sadik, 1929–2022

The German director with a flair for spectacle • Wolfgang Petersen, 1941–2022

The MRI inventor who forever seethed at a Nobel snub • Raymond Damadian, 1936–2022

The dog’s ferocious. So is his lawyer.

Preacher watch • The Week Contest


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Frequency: Weekly Pages: 40 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: Sep 02 2022

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: August 26, 2022

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OverDrive Magazine

subjects

News & Politics

Languages

English

The Week makes sense of the news by curating the best of the U.S. and international media into a succinct, lively digest.

Editor’s letter

Trump’s attempt to stall criminal investigation

It wasn’t all bad

Biden cancels $10,000 in student loan debt

Election battlegrounds take shape

Classified documents: Why did Trump take them?

Only in America

Good week/bad week

Conservative kingmaker

Drought reveals warships

A scientist’s ambivalence about playing God • Jennifer Doudna

Parish’s tractor-porn shame • Neil Parish

Nelson’s brush with death • Willie Nelson

In the news

Not enough teachers

Yes, abortion will be on the ballot

Real leaders tell voters the truth

Cheney’s ‘kamikaze’ mission

Viewpoint

I read it in the tabloids • It must be true…

How much should leaders live it up?

The perfect comeback, 16 hours late

Ukraine: Blamed for attack on Russian ultranationalist

India: Murderers in anti-Muslim pogrom walk free

Why is the BBC profiling terrorists?

Can we maybe hurry up for once?

Polio: It’s back, thanks to anti-vaxxers

DeSantis: A war on ‘the woke’ and free speech

Noted

The border: Abbott ships migrants north

U.S. Senate: Why the GOP might blow it

Wit & Wisdom

Pick of the week’s cartoons

Microchips: U.S. sharpens attack on China’s industry

Innovation of the week

What’s new in tech • Bytes

Belt of extreme heat to bisect the country

Knives out for lanternflies

Eat your grapes

Hip fractures in vegetarians

Chincoteague ponies’ origins

Path Lit by Lightning: The Life of Jim Thorpe • Book of the week

Diary of a Void • Novel of the week

Autoportrait

chosen by Katie Kitamura • Best books…

in real people, historical fiction • Also of interest…

William MacAskill • Author of the week

Diego Rivera’s America • Exhibit of the week

Three Thousand Years of Longing

Better Call Saul: The quiet excellence of a TV unicorn

New and notable podcasts

The Week’s guide to what’s worth watching

Streaming tips

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power • Show of the week

Three pop-ups too special to ignore • Critics’ choice

Cold noodles with tomatoes • Recipe of the week

Rosé: The Americans

Exploring ancient cities in Turkey’s Lakes Region • This week’s dream

The Pridwin • Hotel of the week

Alabama’s adult space camp • Getting the flavor of…

Homes with great gardens

Twitter: Whistleblower levels security charges

Oil: Saudis defy U.S. and hint at production cut

The bottom line

‘Quiet quitting’: Burnout or just slacking off?

What the experts say

Charity of the week

Real estate: A looming end to the long boom

A ‘tsunami’ of utility shutoffs

Medicare’s paltry new powers

The U.N. pioneer who fought for women’s rights • Nafis Sadik, 1929–2022

The German director with a flair for spectacle • Wolfgang Petersen, 1941–2022

The MRI inventor who forever seethed at a Nobel snub • Raymond Damadian, 1936–2022

The dog’s ferocious. So is his lawyer.

Preacher watch • The Week Contest


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