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Foreign aid: The human toll of drastic cuts
Feature The assault has 'stunned' nonprofits whose efforts to fight hunger, disease, and instability are now shuttering
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5 confrontational cartoons about Zelenskyy at the White House
Cartoons Artists take on diplomatic fashion, card games, and more
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Property turns a corner
Advertisement feature The outlook for the housing market is starting to look up as rates fall and confidence returns, according to Strutt & Parker
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Entitlements: DOGE goes after Social Security
Feature Elon Musk is pushing false claims about Social Security fraud
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6 grand homes in Boulder
Feature Featuring a mountain-facing balcony in Lower Chautauqua and a clover-shaped home in Flagstaff
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Festival of Sport announces exciting media partnership with The Week Junior
Features Festival of Sport, the UK’s premier family-friendly sports festival, has officially teamed up with The Week Junior as its exclusive media partner
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Critics’ choice: New takes on French cuisine
Feature Featuring simple dishes, a Michelin star-winning chef, and a cheeky steakhouse
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Film Reviews: My Dead Friend Zoe and Ex-Husbands
Feature A veteran is haunted by her past and a dad crashes his son's bachelor party
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Music Reviews: Horsegirl, Bartees Strange, and Sam Fender
Feature “Phonetics On and On,” “Horror,” and “People Watching”
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Theater Review: Liberation
Feature Roundabout Theatre Company, New York City
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Xochitl Gonzalez’s 6 favorite books that shaped her storytelling
Feature The best-selling author recommends works by Stephen King, Julian Barnes, and more
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Jane Austen’s Bookshelf: A Rare Book Collector’s Quest to Find the Women Writers Who Shaped a Legend
Feature Rebecca Romney stumbles upon a 1778 novel by Jane Austen’s favorite author
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Space-age living: The race for robot servants
Feature Meta and Apple compete to bring humanoid robots to market
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Roberta Flack
Feature The piano prodigy who sang ‘Killing Me Softly’
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National parks: Feeling the pain of staff cuts
Feature The Trump administration has fired around 1,000 National Park Service employees
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