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What has the Dalai Lama achieved?The Explainer Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader has just turned 90, and he has been clarifying his reincarnation plans
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Europe's heatwave: the new front line of climate changeIn the Spotlight How will the continent adapt to 'bearing the brunt of climate change'?
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Crossword: July 13, 2025The Week's daily crossword puzzle
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July 12 editorial cartoonsCartoons Saturday's political cartoons include generational ennui, tariffs on Canada, and a conspiracy rabbit hole
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5 unusually elusive cartoons about the Epstein filesCartoons Artists take on Pam Bondi's vanishing desk, the Mar-a-Lago bathrooms, and more
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July 11 editorial cartoonsCartoons Friday's political cartoons include Donald Trump and English lessons for Liberia, the MAGA weather forecast, Pete Hegseth, and the incredible disappearing Epstein files.
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Spinning out of control | July 10 editorial cartoonsCartoons Thursday's political cartoons include military funding for Ukraine, AI turns Adolf, and a cooling economy
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Chatbot wants your job | July 9 editorial cartoonsCartoons Wednesday's political cartoons include AI in the job market, a book on GOP blowback, and a new line of Barbie doll
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A political vanishing act | July 8 editorial cartoonsCartoons Tuesday's political cartoons include a Trump disappearing act, trade talk uncertainty, and Elon Musk's many injuries
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The rich eat to aid the poor | July 7 editorial cartoonsCartoons Monday's political cartoons include Medicaid cuts, a black eye for Paramount, and FEMA funding
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July 6 editorial cartoonsCartoons Sunday’s political cartoons include paying for school lunch by enlisting, and the banality of evil
