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Feature A couples dinner takes a surprise turn and the Minions invade 1920s Hollywood

By The Week US Published 7 July 26

Feature Voters in both blue and red states are rallying against AI infrastructure projects—and winning

By The Week US Published 6 July 26

The Week Recommends The sixth-generation model brings ‘more range, tech and attitude’

By The Week UK Published 6 July 26

The Week Recommends Plus a food-focused cycling trip in Italy and lovely Penzance with fresh polish

By The Week UK Published 5 July 26

In The Spotlight Pedro Sánchez dealt a fresh blow after former right-hand man jailed for embezzlement and bribery

By The Week UK Published 5 July 26

Talking Point A voter base fed up of the ‘cautious, compromising establishment’ has embraced socialist candidates endorsed by Zohran Mamdani

By The Week UK Published 5 July 26

The Week Recommends Keza MacDonald’s Super Nintendo and Martin Sixsmith’s Suing the Kremlin are among these top reads

By The Week UK Published 4 July 26

The Explainer On 4 July, 250 years ago this week, America declared itself free from British colonial rule

By The Week UK Published 4 July 26

The Week Recommends The Tate’s record-breaking show lets viewers revel in ‘Fridamania’

By The Week UK Published 3 July 26

The Week Recommends Stephen Mangan shines in Florian Zeller's ‘double helix’ of marital deceit

By The Week UK Published 2 July 26

The Week Recommends Tom Hanks’ five-part documentary features over 60 talking heads from Hillary Clinton to Ted Cruz

By The Week UK Published 2 July 26

The Week Recommends The American actor takes on her first lead role in French

By The Week UK Published 2 July 26