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Customers are embracing ‘friendly fraud’ to get free things

Disputing credit card charges may be the new way to stick it to corporations. More consumers are engaging in friendly fraud, disputing real charges or purchases in order to get their money back. The trend reflects a distrust in corporations …

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More countries pulled into spiraling Iran war

What happened The Iran war expanded further across the Middle East last week, as Saudi Arabia joined the U.S. in striking Iran-backed militias in Iraq, Yemen’s Iran-allied Houthi militant group hit Saudi tankers in the Red Sea, and a U.S.-owned …

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Midterms: Will a summer of campaigning save Republicans?

Members of Congress are leaving Washington for their summer recess, said Calen Razor in Politico, but the break will be anything but relaxing for GOP lawmakers. With less than 100 days left before the midterm elections, and with Democratic candidates …

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Cutting the food safety net

How big a problem is hunger in the U.S.?  The nonpartisan Urban Institute reports that nearly 1 in 4 adults last year experienced household food insecurity, defined as not having enough to eat or knowing where the next meal may …

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Iran war: Are U.S. casualties being covered up?

The Trump administration has found a novel way to limit the U.S. death toll in the Iran war, said Jack Crosbie in Rolling Stone: Claim that “some deaths don’t count.” Last month, the names of four service members killed by …

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Peptides: The FDA opens a ‘Pandora’s box’

“America is about to go over a peptide cliff,” said Tom Bartlett in The Atlantic. An FDA advisory panel voted last month to recommend that six unproven peptides be added to the list of custom drugs that so-called compounding pharmacies …

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The White House: Trump’s extreme makeover

America’s own Louis XIV has embarked on his next home improvement project, said Tiago Ventura in Time. President Trump recently announced the construction of a $5 million granite helipad engraved with the U.S. presidential seal on the White House’s South …

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Could the Iran and Ukraine wars converge?

Russia’s war against Ukraine would seem to be an entirely separate conflict from the hostilities between the U.S. and Iran. But Ukraine last month attacked an Iranian cargo ship in the Caspian Sea, raising fears the two regional conflicts could …

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Dig in at these 10 delectable hotel breakfasts

While on vacation, eating a comforting hotel breakfast helps start your day off right. Plates of house-made pastries, lavish egg dishes and pancake stacks and a tall glass of freshly-squeezed juice will fuel you for hours of sightseeing, shopping or …

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All you need to know about everything that matters

The Week Digital Get unlimited access to our app, website and the digital magazine. $1 first 6 weeks then renews automatically for $79/year Access to unbiased news, information, and perspective Make sense of the news with our new daily digital …

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The politics of archaeology: Israel digs in on control of ancient West Bank sites

The next major fight between Israel and Palestine might be fought not on the ground but below it. Israel is currently attempting to seize the land around archaeological sites throughout the West Bank, the largest of which has an ancient …

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Blanche rescinds ‘anti-weaponization’ fund

What happened Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday formally rescinded the controversial plan for a $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund” that would have compensated President Donald Trump’s allies. Blanche also agreed to limit the scope of Trump’s tax audit immunity, …

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Washington wildfires force mass evacuations

What happened Nearly 65,000 people were ordered to evacuate over the weekend as three fast-moving wildfires burned through Spokane and nearby communities in Washington state. The blazes swept into the state’s second-largest city on Saturday, destroying hundreds of buildings, as …

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‘Spider-Man’ nets almost $1B in opening weekend

What happened “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” brought in $932 million worldwide over the weekend, delivering the second-biggest opening in global box office history after 2019’s “Avengers: Endgame,” which earned $1.2 billion. The new Marvel blockbuster, released almost five years after …

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‘Screens are no longer occasional classroom tools’

‘Kids lose more than just books when school is on a screen’ Sarah Schneider Kavanagh and Katie A. Danielson at The Washington Post Parents “don’t realize how different many aspects of elementary school have become,” say Sarah Schneider Kavanagh and …

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Will Rupert Lowe and Nigel Farage unite the right in British politics?

Rupert Lowe has offered an olive branch to Nigel Farage and claimed the pair could unite the “patriotic right” of British politics in an electoral pact that could threaten Andy Burnham. “Politics being politics,” said Politico, Lowe, a former Reform …

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How AI could change your trip to the doctors

Almost three in 10 Britons now use AI chatbots to get health advice. And UK medical-policy experts are concerned that this could create confusion, undermine trust in GPs and other healthcare workers, and make it more difficult to take an …

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Donald Trump’s multibillion-dollar yen play

“To Do. Buy Japanese Yen (JPY) $5-10 bil,” read a note written by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during a cabinet meeting on Friday. By Monday, he had confirmed on X that the US had participated in “coordinated foreign exchange …

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Magazine solutions – Aug. 7, 2026

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Magazine printables – Aug. 7, 2026

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Artificial sweeteners might make you lose your memory

While the jury is still out on whether diet and zero-sugar drinks are really better for your health than sugary sodas, a recent study has found that the artificial sweeteners they use may have one very unintended side effect: memory …

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6 inviting homes under $1 million

Green Township, Ohio (Image credit: Ram Real Estate Group and Cincy Snaps) Covedale Gables is a 1921 8.5-acre Tudor estate in a Cincinnati suburb. The three-bedroom main house opens to a marble and limestone foyer that connects to a living …

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Film reviews: ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ and ‘I Want Your Sex’

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’  Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton (PG-13) ★★★ “Brand New Day might not be the most rambunctious or exciting of Tom Holland’s Spider-flicks,” said Brian Truitt in USA Today. Instead, the fourth of the actor’s Spider-Man solo …

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South Korea’s shrinking gender booze gap

South Korea’s culture of heavy drinking has long been seen as a male-dominated phenomenon, fuelled by corporate workplace and business drinking traditions. But over the past decade, rates of high-risk drinking for men (defined as seven or more shots of …

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5 loaded cartoons about the military running out of ammo

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Rogue AI: a step closer to doomsday?

Have we already lost control of AI, asked Danny Fortson in The Sunday Times. On 11 July, an entirely new kind of hacking attack was launched at Hugging Face, an online platform that houses a library of AI code and …

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The deepening chip rout downwards as stocks take a dive

Who would be an investor in South Korea right now? “Despair and frustration” spread again on Wednesday as the chip-heavy Kospi index “cratered” during another “hectic session” that triggered a second successive official circuit-breaker, reported Bloomberg. The catalyst was disappointing …

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An epic run in the African bush

The Okavango to Tsodilo Ultra-Trail run, through the wilderness of Botswana, is billed as a great adventure for visitors who “don’t just want to see” this part of Africa, but to “feel it underfoot”, said Simon Mills in The Times. …

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Prisoner releases: a dilemma for Andy Burnham

In 2019, PC Andrew Harper was responding to a call about the theft of a quad bike in Berkshire when his foot got caught in the tow strap of the suspects’ car as it sped off. He was dragged for …

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The Bayeux Tapestry: more than a work of art

Why is it so significant? It “must be the only artistic masterpiece that is also a crucial source for a major historical event”, wrote the medieval historian Patrick Wormald. The Bayeux Tapestry’s survival, largely intact, is miraculous in itself. A …

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Sun, sea and sophistication on the Costa Brava

In the 1970s, the Costa Brava was “a bright and breezy British holiday favourite”, a package tour favourite that was often confused with the Costas Blanca and del Sol, said Paul Richardson in Condé Nast Traveller. Yet most of Catalonia’s …

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Guess the Number: August 2026

Guess the four-digit number in six tries. Choose your number and tap enter to submit. Each tile will change to green if the digit is correct and in the right position, or orange if it is correct but in the …

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Chain Word: August 2026

You have six tries to guess the five-letter word. Type in the letters and hit enter. After each guess, the colour of the tiles will change if you choose the correct letters. A green tile means the letter is in …

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Sudoku: August 2026

Fill the grid with numbers one to nine so that each row, column and square contains every digit exactly once. This game will update daily.

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5 playfully pointed cartoons about Fauci’s Senate hearing

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Music reviews: Steve Lacy, Gracie Abrams, and Kelela

‘Oh Yeah?’ by Steve Lacy ★★★★ “With Oh Yeah?, Steve Lacy makes his strongest claim yet to being one of Gen Z’s defining pop auteurs,” said Jeff Ihaza in Rolling Stone. The 28-year-old Grammy winner, whose previous album included the …

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Kimberly McCreight’s 6 favorite escapist books

When you make a purchase using links on our site, The Week may earn a commission. All reviews are written independently by our editorial team. In Kimberly McCreight’s best-selling new thriller, Someone Else’s Husband, a New York City artist is …

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Glass ceiling: Why fewer women are ‘leaning in’

Women are being left behind again in the race up the corporate ladder, said The Economist. Women today vastly outnumber men on university campuses, and “their representation among the highest-paying professions, including medicine and law, has nearly tripled in America …

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August’s books include an epic journey for a dog, a friendship tale and a Korean coming-of-age story

When you make a purchase using links on our site, The Week may earn a commission. All reviews are written independently by our editorial team. Summer is simmering to its end soon, but we still have all of August — …

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The TACO moments that have defined Trump’s second term so far

It isn’t often we can trace a widely-used turn of phrase to a single, inspired genesis. Not so with the mocking ‘TACO’ appellation. Coined in May 2025 by Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong, the acronym highlights President Donald Trump’s inclination …

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    Breaking down the Bears’ Tuesday training camp practice:  What happened Despite Ben Johnson predicting a “big-time practice,” the Bears’ long-awaited scrimmage wasn’t nearly as blood-thirsty as the physical session the team …

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    We love the lively heat and distinctive smokiness from cooking over a bed of glowing red and white-hot coals any time of the year, which is why we have a …

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    I make these Black Sesame-Brown Butter Rice Krispies Treats, excerpted from my book “108 Asian Cookies,” with my mother in mind. Growing up, I ate my fair share of Rice …

  • Dion Jackson, radio personality and booster of Chicago hip hop talent, dies at 51
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    A few weeks after Dion Jackson was born, the sleeping infant was on his mother’s bed when she left for a moment to run to the bathroom. When she returned, …

  • ‘Assassin’s Creed’ Creator’s New Action-Adventure Game ‘1666: Amsterdam’ Sets Early Access Release (Gaming News Roundup)
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    Panache Digital Games announced “1666: Amsterdam” will release in Early Access on Aug. 25. From “Assassin’s Creed” series creator Patrice Désilets, the dark, third-person narrative action-adventure game unravels a mystery …

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    See the top-selling hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction releases for the sales week that ended Aug. 9.

  • Leagues Cup: LAFC needs to crush Querétaro and hope for help to advance
    by Josh Gross on August 12, 2026 at 1:12 am

    Disposing of a disinterested Querétaro squad in 90 minutes by three goals or more would improve LAFC’s odds of reaching the quarterfinals, but the club still needs three of the six teams ahead of it to lose their Phase One finales.

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    Viewing conditions are expected to be especially favorable because the meteor shower coincides with a new moon, meaning moonlight will not interfere with visibility.

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    The updated uniforms, which feature prominent company branding and employees' first names embroidered on shirts and coveralls, should make them easier to identify by the public.

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    The proposed office would be centered around principles of the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.

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