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“[Michael] Jordan was the greatest player in the game, and after he retired, he vowed ‘I’m never coming back to play basketball... Unless I change my mind.’ Sometime in the last two weeks, Jordan appears to have done just that,” Newsweek wrote. After

President Joe Biden delivers the annual State of the Union address—the final one of this presidential term—on March 7 in the nation’s capital. Addressing his “predecessor” and presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump throughout, without mentioning

Kala, a 3-month-old Sumatran tiger cub, plays with her father at Bioparco, the zoological gardens in Italy’s capital, on March 7. The smallest species of tigers and critically endangered, with barely 400 left in the world, Kala made her world debut t

A man points toward burning tires in Haiti’s capital on March 7, the same day Haiti’s government extended its state of emergency. As gangs demand the prime minister resigns, they have attacked government buildings, freed more than 4,500 prison inmate

The cargo ship Rubymar lists sideways as it sinks off the coast of Yemen on March 7, three weeks after a Houthi missile attack damaged its hull. It was the first vessel sunk in the rebel group’s violent campaign against alleged Israeli assets to show

Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent Rod Nordland has covered global conflicts for almost five decades for the PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, NEWSWEEK and THE NEW YORK TIMES. Reporting on wars and government upheavals in over 150 countries from Nicar

FOR A LARGE NUMBER OF MILLEN-nials, the generation born between 1981 and 1996, the time to buy a home has never been quite right. Older millennials were not yet 30 when the financial crisis of 2007-2008 upended the housing market and the U.S. economy

PIPE DREAM, A FANTASY—JUST TWO OF the phrases bandied about whenever the idea of a European or European Union army resurfaces. This time, it was Italy’s foreign minister, Antonio Tajani, who prodded the conversation awake. “If we want to be peacekeep

NEWSWEEK POLSKA: Are you a minister of peace or war? WŁADYSŁAW KOSINIAK-KAMYSZ: The Minister of Defense must be prepared for any situation. Until the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, most of us thought that we lived in times of peace and viewed the M

REGIONAL BANKS AND CREDIT UNIONS PLAY A PIVOTAL ROLE IN THE financial fabric of communities nationwide. Unlike their larger counterparts, these institutions are deeply rooted in local economies, understanding the unique needs of the people they serve

“MIRACLE” FAT-MELTING DRUG OZEMPIC HAS been linked in a study to a series of rare but potentially fatal psychiatric episodes, scientists have warned. The injectable prescription drug was developed to manage blood sugar levels in patients with Type 2

COUNTRY MUSIC IS ENJOYING A HUGE RESUR-gence—and showing signs that it is becoming more inclusive. With both Beyoncé and Lana Del Rey having announced that they’re releasing country albums this year, and country songs regularly going viral on TikTok,

BRINGING THE LIFE STORY OF ACTIVIST SHIRLEY CHISHOLM TO SCREEN wasn’t an easy task for Regina King. “This has been a labor of love. My sister [Reina] and I have been at this for close to 15 years now.” Netflix’s Shirley (March 22) focuses on Chisholm

JAMES MARSDEN IS GOOD AT KEEPING FANS on their toes. Following his Emmy-nominated success with Jury Duty, Marsden has three very different projects in 2024, the first being Michael Keaton’s Knox Goes Away (March 15). “I like to take opportunities tha