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Newsweek Magazine

January 17, 2025 Issue

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Cover story Health

Millions of Americans Consider Themselves 'Sober Curious' Past Dry January

What may have started as a challenge to temporarily stop drinking has evolved into larger groups of 'sober curious' people who no longer drink at all.

America's Greatest Workplaces for Diversity 2025

Newsweek is partnering with Plant-A Insights Group to honor America's Greatest Workplaces for Diversity 2025. These companies are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse work environment for current and future employees.

In Focus

Migrant Fears

Los Angeles: Immigrant rights supporters gather before marching to an ICE detention facility on December 18, International Migrants Day. Concerned about President-elect Donald Trump’s calls for border reform, protesters called on President Joe Biden to protect families. Mass deportations of undocumented immigrants are coming “day one,” says Tom Homan, Trump’s incoming “border czar.”

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Periscope

Syria civil war's new frontlines emerge post-Assad

"I believe there will be violent fighting, the end of which we do not know," a top Syrian Democratic Council official told Newsweek.

California's green dream faces a reality check

The state is confronting aging infrastructure and rising new demand as it seeks to decarbonize its energy supply.

Boomers have a new retirement problem

Boomers are choosing to retire in place, leaving less housing for the next generations.

Lunch dates with our 90-year-old volunteer changed how I see aging

Week after week, lunch with Hugh became a calendar hold I secretly looked forward to—and not because of the curly fries.

Horizons

Walgreens, Amazon place opposing bets on the future of retail pharmacy

Major retailers agree that it's time for a new pharmacy experience. They have different ideas of what it should look like.

Orange cat mystery cracked after 110 years

Orange colors have been recorded in cats since Egyptian times. Now we know where it originates from.

Downtime

Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie bring back the joy of 'The Simple Life'

"The world needs to 'sanasa' and we are bringing it to them," Paris Hilton tells Newsweek.

Editor's Picks

Matt Gaetz's Accusers Don't Want to Testify During Confirmation Process

Attorney Joel Leppard told Newsweek his two clients are taking the process "day by day".

By Monica Sager

5 MIN READ

Women Back the '4B' Movement's No Dating or Sex Mantra After Trump's Win

The election has led some women to take the lead from the South Korean feminist protest by boycotting relationships with men.

By Lydia Patrick and Maya Mehrara

8 MIN READ

Donald Trump Hits Back Against Central Park 5's Lawsuit

By Khaleda Rahman

2 MIN READ

Trump Vows to Undo Biden's AI Policies as Global Safety Talks Begin

By Shannon McDonagh

2 MIN READ

Georgia Election Workers Request More Penalties Against Giuliani

By Matthew Impelli

2 MIN READ