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Jennifer Cunningham

Reporter · US

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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Jennifer Cunningham

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    August was a month about the distance between the story and the thing itself. In Moscow, 4 1/2 years of carefully policed vocabulary finally gave the game away: Vladimir Putin still insists Ukraine has no agency of its own, while describing a country capable of burning Russian warehouses a thousand miles behind the front line. In Washington, the president has claimed total victory over Iran; three charts showed an economy in genuine collapse and a regime still very much in charge of it. And the

  2. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Jennifer Cunningham

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    July was a month about the script—the one everybody knows by heart, and what happens when nobody follows it. In Venezuela, six months after American forces took Nicolás Maduro, the Iraq-and-Libya sequel that Washington’s foreign policy establishment had promised simply failed to arrive. Across 33,772 ZIP codes, Newsweek went looking for the American Dream that both parties have pronounced dead, and found it alive—just not where the obituaries said to look. And in Indiana, a WNBA player said the

  3. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Jennifer Cunningham

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    June was a month about pillars—the ones that hold systems up, and what happens when they wobble. In Moscow, the two assets underwriting Vladimir Putin’s war—oil and gold— both came under pressure at the same time. In London, Keir Starmer discovered that delivering the border control that voters demanded could not undo decades of forfeited trust—a lesson with a return address in Washington. And JD Vance learned that inheriting a movement means inheriting its contradictions, as an Iran deal forced

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