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November 6, 2023 | Vol. 202 No. 15November 6, 2023 | Vol. 202 No. 15
Issue name
November 6th, 2023 | Vol. 202, No. 15 | U.S., Europe, Middle East, and Africa
Issue date
November 6, 2023
Location
U.S., Europe, Middle East, and Africa
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Table of Contents
BusinessClimateEntertainmentHealthIdeasPoliticsWorld
Business
Business
How We Picked the Best Inventions of 2023
Business
What to Know About the U.S. Curbs on AI Chip Exports to China
The new rules aim to close loopholes that emerged from 2022 export control curbs, and to account for technological developments.
Climate
Climate
Go Midwest, Young Man
People sick of forest fires, floods, and extreme heat are fleeing the Sun Belt and heading to cities like Milwaukee, Minneapolis and Detroit.
Entertainment
Entertainment
Unpacking the Internet’s Obsession With Fall Aesthetics
The internet has a history of obsessing over fall content. The origins can be traced back through pumpkin spice lattes and influencers.
Entertainment
The Enduring Charm of John Grisham
The author, who has 48 consecutive No. 1 bestsellers, is out this month with a new novel, "The Exchange," a long-awaited sequel to"The Firm."
Entertainment
Venice Review: Sofia Coppola's Priscilla Is Quietly Extraordinary
A new film about Priscilla Presley walks us through a teenage dream of love, and heartbreak—and life with Elvis.
Entertainment
The Eras Tour Movie Is Irresistible No Matter How Much You Think You Like Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift’s command of her audience is so complete that she instantaneously airbrushes every questionable filmmaking decision into oblivion.
Entertainment
2023 Is One Big Costume Party
From the Barbie movie to Taylor Swift and Beyoncé's tours and subsequent movies, there's never been a better time to dress up.
Entertainment
Sly Stone Reflects on the Past and His New Memoir in a Rare Interview
The legendary rock star, now 80, talks about forgiving himself and others and the process of writing his new memoir.
Health
Health
Bed Bugs Aren’t Just a Problem in Paris. Here’s Why
Bed bugs have an intimate relationship with humankind, and our behaviors have as much to do with infestations as anything.
Health
6 Ways to Set Boundaries at Work—Even When It's Uncomfortable
Yes, even in this economy.
Health
Do You Still Have to Isolate if You Catch COVID-19? Here's What to Know
What to know about the CDC's isolation guidance in 2023.
Ideas
Ideas
3 Ways Anxiety Can Actually Help You
Anxiety is a normal human emotion. Let's use it to our advantage, writes David H. Rosmarin.
Ideas
What Poland's Surprise Election Means for the E.U.
Ian Bremmer on why the EU is delighted by Poland's surprising election result.
Ideas
The World's Job During the War on Hamas: Save the Space For Peace
Yuval Noah Harari on how outsiders must help keep an opening for peace in Israel-Hamas war.
Politics
Politics
She Sued Tennessee for Denying Her an Abortion. Now She's Running for Office.
After being denied an abortion, Allie Phillips joined a lawsuit challenging her state's abortion ban—then decided to challenge her state rep
World
World
The Families of Israelis Held Hostage by Hamas Speak Out
The families of those held by Hamas in Gaza tell of trauma, fear, and the search for hope.
World
A Photographer Captures Death, Destruction, and Grief in Gaza
Gaza-native Saher Alghorra shares haunting scenes as the death toll in Gaza tops 3,300, including at least 700 children.
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