Newsweek Magazine

September 12, 2025 Issue

Features

Cover story Sports

Kansas City Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt on quest to be the world's team

Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt has guided his franchise to NFL success. He tells Newsweek how he set out to continue his father's ambition.

Sports

The 2025 NFL season goes global with biggest footprint ever

NFL's global reach includes 183 million fans plus several international player programs—and it's not stopping there

Sports

Terry Bradshaw Says People Will 'Scream' Over Recipe in New Family Cookbook

Four-time Super Bowl champion and Emmy-award-winning sportscaster Terry Bradshaw takes on a new challenge—a family cookbook

Health

America's Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers 2025

Physical rehabilitation helps treat issues from accidents or sudden illnesses to chronic conditions. That's why Newsweek and Statista are presenting America's Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers for 2025, highlighting the 320 inpatient centers providing the best care.

In Focus

Talking About Peace

Washington, D.C.: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, U.S. President Donald Trump and European leaders address Ukraine’s conflict with Russia on August 18 at the White House. The “Coalition of the Willing” included (left to right) NATO’s Mark Rutte, U.K.’s Keir Starmer, France’s Emmanuel Macron, Finland’s Alexander Stubb Italy’s Giorgia Meloni, Germany’s Friedrich Merz and the European Commission’s Ursula von der Leyen.

Launch Slideshow 4 PHOTOS

Periscope

U.S.

Hurricane Katrina 20th anniversary: New Orleans youth unveil moving tribute

Teens born after the storm confront its legacy, turning memory and imagination into a moving commemoration of survival on a levee wall in the Lower Ninth Ward.

World

'While Israel Slept' exposes how IDF missed Hamas plans for Oct. 7 attack

In the days and hours before October 7, intelligence that should have made its way up the IDF chain of command didn't reach the right people

World

'Israel is safer today' than before October 7, says author Yaakov Katz

Yaakov Katz, former editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post, on why Israel so underestimated Hamas threat, what the U.S.-Israel relationship means and more.

Autos

Vintage icons meet modern luxury at California's Monterey Car Week

The best the industry has to offer was on display at Monterey Car Week

Downtime

Entertainment

Grace Van Patten on reclaiming Amanda Knox's true story for Hulu

"I didn't have to invent or go off the news clippings that were online. I got to speak to [Amanda Knox] and understand her," Grace Van Patten tells Newsweek.

Entertainment

Chad Michael Murray on 'Freakier Friday' and surviving his 20s

"For me, being at home, changing a dirty diaper or playing catch in the yard with the kids… that is as real as it gets," Chad Michael Murray tells Newsweek.