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This Week
December 23, 2016
How Donald Trump's Business Ties Are Already Jeopardizing U.S. Interests
The president-elect is issuing statements to world leaders that radically depart from U.S. foreign policy, and benefit his family's corporate empire.
Culture
Review: In New Biopic ‘Barry,’ the Real Obama Remains Hidden
The very qualities that make Obama an exceptional leader make him a boring character on screen.
Culture
Video
Ling's Cars Has one of the Best Websites on the Internet
This car leasing company's site can best be described as late-'90s GeoCities page, designed by a disgraced clown.
U.S.
Bitcoin Is Being Monitored by an Increasingly Wary U.S. Government
Cryptocurrencies pose a threat to national security, some experts warn.
U.S.
Why 2016 Has Been Chicago's Bloodiest Year in Almost Two Decades
Chicago had more than 700 murders in 2016, more than in New York City and Los Angeles combined.
Tech & Science
The Top 11 Science and Health Stories of 2016
It was a great year for weed and gravitational waves.
World
Why Donald Trump and Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi's Romance Might not Last in Egypt
Egyptian-American affairs have long been characterized by wild swings and ruptures.
U.S.
What Corporate America Thinks About Donald Trump
Love him on taxes and deregulation, hate him on trade and those midnight tweets.
Opinion
The Internet Is Changing How We Define and Measure Work
The web is a vast constellation of DIY tools and information. No experts needed.
World
Greek Opposition Leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Why the Country Is Done With Populism
Alexis Tsipras's biggest rival thinks he can swing Greece back to the center. Europe's moderates hope he's right.
Tech & Science
Meet the First Spider That Camouflages Itself as Foliage
The spider may be able to select leaves with hues similar to its own body for more effective camouflage.
U.S.
A U.S. Immigrant Survived a Possible Terror Attack; It May Have Saved Him From Deportation
Rezai Karim was attacked in Roanoke, Virginia. He had work authorization under DACA, a program Donald Trump could end.
Culture
Why They're Doing Shakespeare in Prison
In California, Shakespeare is showing students and inmates about actions and their consequences.
Culture
Video
'Secret Rio' Uncovers the Hidden Obscurities of Rio de Janeiro
The book is a revelation for a city eternally dogged by stereotypes of beaches, bikinis and crime.
Culture
Camel Hair Sports Coats, the Glamour Garment of the 1930s, Are Making a Comeback
Umberto Angeloni has teamed up with Loro Piana to remake this staple of F. Scott Fitzgerald-era menswear.
Culture
Rory Gilmore Is Bad at Journalism
She may work for free, but Rory Gilmore is still not earning her keep as a journalist.
Culture
Escaping Japan's Super-Cities for the 'So-Called Wilderness'
When the Japanese want to get out of Tokyo, glorious, alpine Kamikochi is where they go.