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# January 16, 2023 | Vol. 201 No. 1 January 16, 2023 |  

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Vol. 201 No. 1

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January 16th, 2023 | Vol. 201, No. 1 | Worldwide

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## Table of Contents

BusinessEntertainmentHealthIdeasPoliticsSportsU.S.World

### Business

[Business](/section/business/)

### The Standoff Between Workers and Their Bosses Is Set To Heat Up in 2023

Labor conflicts will affect everything you do in 2023, from Amazon orders to your favorite Netflix show.

[Business](/section/business/)

### Where Did FTX's Missing $8 Billion Go? Crypto Investigators Offer New Clues

Blockchain analytics firm Nansen and regulatory filings suggest that the seeds of FTX's disaster were sown when TerraUSD collapsed months earlier.

### Entertainment

[Entertainment](/section/entertainment/)

### In the Last Act of Her Groundbreaking Career, Barbara Walters Changed Daytime TV Forever

Though it doesn't define her groundbreaking career, the impact of a show in which women debate current events shouldn't be underestimated

[Entertainment](/section/entertainment/)

### How the Witches and Vampires of the Anne Rice Universe Could Break the Curse of Bad Genre TV

With 'Mayfair Witches' and 'Interview with the Vampire,' the Anne Rice universe is proposing a solution to streaming's current crisis

[Entertainment](/section/entertainment/)

### The Golden Globes Are Back on TV. Feel Free to Ignore Them

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association says it's reformed. But the shadowy group has already gotten and blown too many chances at redemption.

[Entertainment](/section/entertainment/)

### _The Pale Blue Eye_ Is a Frosty Whodunit With a Convincing Edgar Allan Poe

The wintry murder mystery starring Christian Bale is a whodunit reinvented as a 19th-century mood board

[Entertainment](/section/entertainment/)

### Allison Williams on Her Journey From Marnie to _M3GAN_

Allison Williams on becoming a horror queen and playing opposite a creepy doll

### Health

[Health](/section/health/)

### 9 Wellness Trends to Ditch in 2023

It's time to say goodbye to toxic body positivity and to stop overusing melatonin.

[Health](/section/health/)

### Long COVID Has Contributed to More Than 3,500 U.S. Deaths

A new report confirms that the condition can be fatal.

[Health](/section/health/)

### Dr. Anthony Fauci Is Stepping Down. Here’s His Advice For His Successor

He hopes to impart a few lessons.

### Ideas

[Ideas](/section/ideas/)

### Pope Benedict’s Legacy Is Inextricably Bound to His Resignation—And Not Just Because It Was Unprecedented

In 2013, Benedict XVI announced his intent to do something no pope had in more than 600 years: resign

[Ideas](/section/ideas/)

### The Top 10 Global Risks of 2023

From Ukraine to Xi Jinping to the energy crunch, Ian Bremmer on the top global risk for the world in the coming year

[Ideas](/section/ideas/)

### What I Learned from the Generation of Disabled Activists Who Came After Me

Disability culture is not only a symbol of pride, but also reminds us that we're not alone, writes Ben Mattlin.

[Ideas](/section/ideas/)

### Ukraine's Winter Offensive Could Decide the War

Winter brings a tipping point for Ukraine, with victory on one side and global peril on the other, writes Elliot Ackerman

[Ideas](/section/ideas/)

### Will Russia Go Nuclear? 7 Key Questions to Consider

Nuclear war is a serious possibility over Ukraine but the Biden Administration has been pursuing the right strategy to avoid it

### Politics

[Politics](/section/politics/)

### Democrats Beat Expectations in 2022\. Their Brand Is Still in Tatters

They beat expectations because the GOP nominated bad candidates. That's not a model for winning future elections.

[Politics](/section/politics/)

### Exclusive: The Making of the U.S. Military's New Stealth Bomber

The success of the B-21 Raider may determine whether the U.S. retains an advantage over its global rivals or saddles taxpayers with another gold-plated budget-buster 

### Sports

[Sports](/section/sports/)

### Where Football Goes From Here

Damar Hamlin's on-field cardiac arrest will have to force a reckoning—for the NFL, and its fans.

### U.S.

[U.S.](/section/us/)

### This Group Wants to Teach You How to Get Abortions Even Where They're Banned

Mayday Health is on the front lines of the next battle over abortion rights: the information war.

[U.S.](/section/us/)

### The First Christmas Without Lexi: A Uvalde Mother Mourns Her Daughter and Rages at Washington

"Who I was before ceased to exist the moment Lexi died," Kimberly Mata-Rubio says.

### World

[World](/section/world/)

### These Are the Most Important Elections That Will Shape Global Politics in 2023

From Argentina to Pakistan to Turkey, these are the biggest votes next year.

[World](/section/world/)

### As Chinese Tourists Prepare to Travel Again, Some Countries Close Their Doors

As COVID-19 cases surge in China, more than a dozen countries have announced new restrictions.

[World](/section/world/)

### She's Spent a Decade Fighting to Ban Nuclear Weapons. The Stakes Are Only Getting Higher

Beatrice Fihn, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2017, on why she's optimistic about the prospect of nuclear disarmament


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