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ArticleAdvant­age Quantum

For dec­ades, quantum com­put­ing has been widely regarded by sci­ent­ists, gov­ern­ments and tech­no­logy com­pan­ies as trans­form­at­ive, yet far away from use­ful deploy­ment. This is the year that has changed. The hard­est idea in quantum...

Advant­age Quantum

Article‘This Man Has Changed My Life’

ANTHONY BOURDAIN WAS NEVER JUST A CHEF. HE WAS A cul­tural fig­ure who under­stood the inter­sec­tion of food and people in a way few have ever man­aged to com­mu­nic­ate, let alone live. By 1998 he was exec­ut­ive chef at Bras­serie Les Halles in...

‘This Man Has Changed My Life’

ArticleThe New­s­week Archives 1970

■ It’s dif­fi­cult to get sen­ti­mental over house­hold products in an era of fast fash­ion, particle­board fur­niture and planned obsol­es­cence. But there was once a time when you could have a long-last­ing rela­tion­ship with an appli­ance. For...

The New­s­week Archives 1970

ArticleUncom­mon Know­ledge

■ Your ther­ap­ist has a new rival. It never sleeps, never charges a copay and never tells patients they’re wrong. Men­tal health pro­fes­sion­als say that’s exactly the prob­lem. The danger isn’t that AI will replace ther­ap­ists, it’s that it may...

Uncom­mon Know­ledge

ArticleThe GOP’S Dry Spell

At 9:30 p.m. on Fri­day, August 7, the future of the Repub­lican Party gathered for a “cigar caucus” at the Hilton Boston Park Plaza. Ten hours later, del­eg­ates could attend a 7:30 a.m. “gym caucus,” fol­lowed by a prayer break­fast. The events were...

The GOP’S Dry Spell

ArticleLoy­al­ties Realigned

What most Wor­ries ofir akunis, israel’s Con­sul Gen­eral in New York, is not the uncer­tainty sur­round­ing the war with Iran, nor the other bouts of tur­moil and con­flict ravaging the Middle East—it’s a drift in Amer­ican polit­ics he warns could...

Loy­al­ties Realigned