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The Week is a weekly news magazine focused on current affairs, politics and global events. First published in 1995, it serves a concise and balanced summary of the week’s most important stories by reporting from a wide range of national and international news sources. The magazine is known for its distinctive editorial approach, presenting multiple perspectives on major political, business, science and cultural developments to help readers quickly understand the key issues and debates. It also features opinion, lifestyle, arts and entertainment coverage, alongside book reviews, travel, technology and health content that complements its news reporting. Regular sections highlight notable quotes, unusual stories and media commentary, offering readers an engaging overview of the week’s events. The publication combines trusted journalism with thoughtful curation and accessible analysis, making it a valuable resource for readers seeking an informed digest of current affairs. Available on PressReader, The Week delivers expert news summaries, balanced analysis and comprehensive coverage of the stories shaping the world.
Doctors in Tennessee this week had to “save the life of a woman whom the state had just tried to kill,” said Doreen St. Félix in The New Yorker. After the Supreme Court cleared the way for Christa Pike to die by lethal injection, the 50-year-old...
What happened The U.S. election map appeared to shift in favor of Democrats this week, heightening Republicans’ fears that voters angry over the Iran war and the rising cost of living are poised to deliver the GOP a midterm drubbing. The...
Social, intelligent elephants turn out to have a gift for herbal medicine. Elephants around Kenya’s Mount Elgon were already known to venture into caves to gouge mineral salts from the rock with their tusks. Now researchers have found that they...
Sylvester Stallone needed a Rocky-esque amount of willpower to survive his childhood, said Lulu Garcia-Navarro in The New York Times. At age 2, he was dropped off at a boardinghouse in Queens by his former chorus-girl mother and hairdresser...
