Peter Weber, The Week US
Peter has worked as a news and culture writer and editor at The Week since the site's launch in 2008. He covers politics, world affairs, religion and cultural currents. His journalism career began as a copy editor at a financial newswire and has included editorial positions at The New York Times Magazine, Facts on File, and Oregon State University. He graduated from Northwestern University with degrees in international studies and performance studies and served in the Peace Corps in Honduras.
Peter has lived in Italy and all major quadrants of the continental U.S. and currently resides in Austin, Texas, where he plays bass and rhythm cello in a garage band.
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Justice Department sues Texas over Mexico border buoys
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Israel on edge, Netanyahu hospitalized ahead of Supreme Court overhaul vote
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Has Texas lost its pro-business mojo?
In Depth The state has dropped out of the top five in a ranking of the best states for business. Is it politics?
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How extreme weather is changing the traditional American summer
Speed Read Climate change is ruining vacations and spoiling summer camp. Is there any upside?
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British spy chief, Wagner video suggest Prigozhin is alive and freely 'floating around'
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Attack attributed to Ukraine naval drones damages key Russian bridge to occupied Crimea
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Top Russian generals killed, fired, disappeared after aborted Wagner mutiny
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Hollywood actors to strike after contract talks end without deal
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San Francisco's iconic Anchor Brewing is closing after 127 years
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Top suspect in transformative 1982 cyanide-laced Tylenol murders dies uncharged
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Florida ocean water just hit a 'boiling' 97 degrees. That's bad for several reasons.
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The United Methodist Church has lost 20% of U.S. congregations in schism over LGBTQ rules
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How solar and wind energy are saving Texans from a record heatwave
In Depth The same sun that is scorching Texas is keeping the air conditioning running, no matter what certain Lone Star legislators say
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Scientists find evidence of gravitational waves warping space-time throughout the cosmos
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Top Russian general knew about Wagner's mutiny beforehand, U.S. intelligence assesses
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Pope Francis investigates Texas bishop, accepts early resignation of embattled Tennessee prelate
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Putin and Prigozhin offer rival explanations for Wagner's brief rebellion
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How will Wagner's short-lived mutiny affect the Ukraine invasion?
Today's Big Question Yevgeny Prigozhin's 24-hour rebellion against Moscow is over for now, but its aftershocks may just be starting
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How Tesla's direct sales model is roiling the car dealership industry
In Depth In the extremely lucrative car dealership industry, Tesla is a 4-letter word
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Humans pushed the Earth into a new geological epoch in the 1950s, Canadian lake samples suggest
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Russia reportedly tried to assassinate a high-value CIA asset in Miami
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Southern Baptists expel Saddleback, 2nd church over female pastors, approve further clampdown
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Mexico's Modelo dethrones Bud Light as top-selling U.S. beer
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3 extraordinary ways Trump could avoid punishment in Mar-a-Lago documents case
Under the Radar The former president faces real legal peril in the DOJ's classified documents case, but he may once again get lucky
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