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- Sep 15, 2026
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Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine (opens the original)
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Memorials across the country marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11 attacks and the CIA released seventy-one intelligence reports showing that U.S. officials had been warned as early as 1998 that the terrorist group planned to “fly an explosive-packed airplane into a U.S. city.”1 2 Relatives of 9/11 victims petitioned to exclude Zohran Mamdani, the Muslim mayor of New York City, from the ceremony at Ground Zero and protested outside City Hall while the mayor at the time of the a
Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine (opens the original)
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Alternative for Germany, the country’s right-wing populist party, fell short of an outright majority in Saxony-Anhalt, but may still come to power, in which case Ulrich Siegmund, a former air-freshener salesman whose supporters chant his surname in the style of “Sieg heil,” would become the first far-right leader of a German state since the end of the Second World War.1 2 Dozens raised their arms in Nazi salutes alongside hundreds of thousands of protesters who took to the streets of Spain on Ce
Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine (opens the original)
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“MISSION ACCOMPLISHED 2026,” declared the U.S. president in reference to the U.S.–Israeli war against Iran on Truth Social, echoing the banner that hung behind his predecessor George W. Bush during a 2003 speech eight years before the Iraq War ended.1 “I think there are multiple missions,” Senator Ted Cruz said, defending the president’s decision to maintain the naval blockade effectively sanctioning Iran, where U.S. involvement has stretched on for more than six months.2 3 It was reported that
Five Stories, by Diane Williams (opens the original)
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Artwork by Ann Weathersby for Harper’s Magazine © The artist A bit of frothy landscape greenery pointed the way, to the way she intended to go—carrying her cardboard box—and she was not meant to see her husband again, nor did she want to. But she did say aloud, “I thought so! You’re here!” She counted ten geese promenading on the cobbled walkway of Fifth Avenue, plus her husband, and when the geese reached the park’s access point, the troop entered single file—her husband, at the back of the lin
Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine (opens the original)
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The United States, whose gross national debt now exceeds $40 trillion, imposed 50 percent tariffs on roughly $20 billion of Canada goods; Canada announced retaliatory “dollar-for-dollar” tariffs on U.S. goods; and the prime minister of Canada said that the country is “at war” with the United States.1 2 The U.S. Secretary of the Treasury suggested that economic sanctions on Iran would be an “economic D-Day” for the country, and it was reported that Immigration and Customs Enforcement worked with
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