Q&A: Albert Barnes' Biographer, Blake Gopnik, on the Importance of Museums; Art critic and biographer Blake Gopnik explores the intriguing history of the Barnes Foundation in an interview with Newsweek

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. March 28, 2025, Vol. 184 Issue 10

Q&A: Carl Zimmer on Airborne Diseases: 'These Are All Big Concerns'; Award-winning science journalist and author Carl Zimmer details the dangers of new viruses, air pollution and wildfires on public and planet health

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. March 7, 2025, Vol. 184 Issue 7

Q&A: Sexual Diversity Good for Animals and Humans Too, Says Author; Evolutionary biologist Nathan H. Lents details how animal relationships can offer perspective on sexual diversity, social monogamy and gender identity--for humans

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. February 7, 2025, Vol. 184 Issue 4

Q&A: 'Vast, Deep Impact' if China Invades Taiwan, Says Author Kerry Brown; Brown highlights the global risk at the heart of the China-Taiwan conflict and asserts U.S. efforts of strategic ambiguity are 'the best posture' for stability

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. January 31, 2025, Vol. 184 Issue 3

10/7 Author Became 'Guardian of Secrets' While Interviewing Hamas Victims; Reporter Lee Yaron on the feelings of the freed hostages she interviewed and what she couldn't include in her book

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. October 11, 2024, Vol. 183 Issue 10

Feeling Exhausted by US Politics? You're in the Majority, Authors Say; Authors Sami Sage and Emily Amick found that most Americans are part of the (very vocal) minority on the margins, but are rather an 'exhausted majority,' who have opted out of politics

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. July 5, 2024, Vol. 182 Issue 20

Blake Gopnik.

Authors: SCHIZER, MEREDITH WOLF

Source: Newsweek Global. 3/28/2025, Vol. 184 Issue 10, p58-59. 2p. 2 Black and White Photographs, 1 Cartoon or Caricature.

Carl Zimmer.

Authors: SCHIZER, MEREDITH WOLF

Source: Newsweek Global. 2/28/2025, Vol. 184, p36-37. 2p. 3 Color Photographs.

Nathan Lents.

Authors: SCHIZER, MEREDITH WOLF (AUTHOR)

Source: Newsweek Global. 2/7/2025, Vol. 184 Issue 4, p12-13. 2p. 3 Color Photographs.

Subject Terms: *HISTORY of biology, *NATURAL history, *LIFE history theory, *BIOLOGY, *MYTH

Free College Won't Make the American Dream Attainable for the Working Class; For working-class Americans, attaining the American Dream is out of reach, says Newsweek Opinion Editor Batya Ungar-Sargon in her new book

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. April 12, 2024, Vol. 182 Issue 11

Hoping to Conceive, This Journalist Turned to the Internet for Sperm; Bauman discusses some of the pitfalls of the freelance sperm market, how it affects the children born this way and why it is the right call for many women

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. April 5, 2024, Vol. 182 Issue 10

Pulitzer Winner's Life Lessons From the Frontlines; When Pulitzer Prize-winner Rod Nordland was diagnosed with brain cancer, he was told the disease would kill him. Nordland decided to take a new lease on life

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. March 22, 2024, Vol. 182 Issue 9

Don't 'Jeopardize Free Speech That Is Fundamental' to Harvard, Says Prof; Foreign policy expert Joe Nye shares his thoughts on what Harvard's president should do, wars in Ukraine and Gaza and more

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. February 9, 2024, Vol. 182 Issue 4

Books for Everyone Right Now.

Authors: Kaytmaz, Leiann, Bremner, Carrie, Taheri, Mandy, Fung, Katherine, Kelly, Ben, Backus, Alex, Ghaznavi, Zahreen, Haq, Shazia, Sager, Monica, McFall, Marni Rose, Glavan, Daniella, Jackson, Jon, Shamon, Ramsen, Fink, Jenni, Willmoth, Hatty, de Jong, Jenna, Castro, Amanda M., Lemon, Jason, Schizer, Meredith Wolf, Haley, Jack

Source: Newsweek Global. 12/6/2024, Vol. 183 Issue 18, p26-31. 6p. 26 Color Photographs, 2 Black and White Photographs, 6 Cartoon or Caricatures.

Subjects: FATHERHOOD, FATHER-son relationship, ALZHEIMER'S disease, IMPROVISATION (Acting), REPORTERS & reporting, DIGITAL technology, POLITICAL science

Q&A: KERRY BROWN.

Authors: SCHIZER, MEREDITH WOLF (AUTHOR)

Source: Newsweek Global. 1/31/2025, Vol. 184 Issue 3, p30-31. 2p. 2 Color Photographs.

Naomi Osaka Was 'Vulnerable' to Pressure Due to Her 'Openness,' Says Author; In speaking out for her own mental health needs, tennis megastar Naomi Osaka opened the door for other athletes to speak more openly about their own struggles. This Q&A with journalist Ben Rothenberg, author of a new book on Osaka, discusses her mental health struggles, what he predicts for her when she returns to play after time off and more.

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. January 12, 2024, Vol. 182 Issue 1,

US 'Isn't Equipped to Handle' Immigration at Border, Says Former Agent; 'We face a myriad of adversaries, ranging from smuggling organizations and drug cartels to terrorist groups, all actively seeking to exploit our vulnerabilities,' says Vince Vargas, former border patrol agent-turned-actor.

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. November 17, 2023, Vol. 181 Issue 15,

Clean Energy's Dirty Secret.

Authors: KARA, SIDDHARTH (AUTHOR), SCHIZER, MEREDITH WOLF (AUTHOR)

Source: Newsweek Global. 2/3/2023, Vol. 180 Issue 4, p12-18. 7p. 6 Color Photographs, 1 Black and White Photograph.

Subject Terms: *CLEAN energy, *BROTHERS, *MISSILE guidance systems, *ELECTRIC vehicle batteries

Yom Kippur War's Biggest Misstep--and Success--Both by Kissinger, Says Author; The author of 'Eighteen Days in October' about the significance of Israel's 1973 Yom Kippur War talks about its effect on peace in the region, major missteps of the war energy policy and more.

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. October 13, 2023, Vol. 181 Issue 10,

Strive for Connection, Not Perfection Says Expert Communicator Matt Abrahams; Stanford Business School lecturer and podcast host Matt Abrahams talks about how growing up with a name at the beginning of the alphabet influenced his interest in spontaneous speaking, how to handle saying the wrong thing and more.

Authors: Schizer, Meredith Wolf

Source: Newsweek. September 29, 2023, Vol. 181 Issue 8,