Indholdsfortegnelse for November 28, 2025 i Newsweek

2011 “Since President [Barack] Obama’s election, the number of right-wing extremist groups—a term that covers a broad array of dissidents ranging from white supremacists to anti-government militias—has mushroomed from 149 to 824,” Newsweek wrote. The number of white nationalist, hate and anti-government groups in 2024 numbered 1,371, down 5 percent from the prior year, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, which also provided the 2011 data. But the drop may be because members report feeling that their beliefs are more supported in mainstream media and, as a result, they feel less urgency to organize. 1966 “Most U.S. ‘expatriates’ today are not fleeing America but bringing it with them,” Newsweek wrote, adding that 2.5 million Americans lived abroad—many in what was West Germany. Today, it’s an estimated 5.5 million, living…

RICHARD TAITE HAS LIVED ENOUGH LIVES for 10 men. Once a homeless addict who lost 25 years to drugs, he’s now a multimillionaire entrepreneur determined to rebuild the recovery world from the ground up. Known as “The King of Rehab,” Taite, 59, is the founder of Cliffside Malibu, the luxury treatment center that became synonymous with celebrity recovery. After selling it for a record-breaking nine-figure sum in 2018, Taite could have disappeared quietly into a comfortable Malibu retirement. Instead, he’s back with two new treatment centers, a podcast and a book, all fueled by purpose, faith and his commitment to what he considers is unfinished business: America’s fentanyl crisis. “I lost 25 years of my life to drug addiction and have treated people for 22,” Taite told Newsweek. “That’s 47…

AS NETFLIX’S STRANGER THINGS COMES TO AN END, GATEN MATARAZZO, 23, IS focused on soaking in the final moments. “I really want to take it in and enjoy it. I don’t think I’ll ever be in something that makes quite as much of an impact the way Stranger Things has.” Matarazzo plays Dustin, who we see grappling with a loss. “I wanted to see a bit of a pessimism that I think [is how] a lot of children approach their grief.” He’s grateful to have understood the scale of the sci-fi series. “I spent a good chunk of my time trying to really recognize how special it was. And to live very much in the present.” But that last day on set was surreal. “It was a good day, but…

A DECADE AFTER TAKING HIS CAREER-DEFINING YOUTH project global, King Charles III is turning the focus of his reign toward legacy. The king has had a dramatic few years marked by the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II, the hope and renewal of his coronation in 2023, followed by a cancer diagnosis in 2024. And 2025 has been blighted by the scandal around his brother, now reduced to Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. Now, though, the king is about to enter a new phase, focusing on one of his biggest achievements—his work on youth opportunity. It all starts on November 27 when The King’s Trust International marks its 10th anniversary. And next year, its parent organization, The King’s Trust, celebrates 50 years as one of Charles’ top priorities. To mark the…

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OVER TWO YEARS AFTER HIS FINAL TURN as Succession’s calculating yet quirky Tom Wambsgans, Matthew Macfadyen returned to the World Trade Center complex—the backdrop for Waystar Royco’s headquarters on the show. This time, instead of heading to television network ATN, he joined Newsweek to discuss his latest role—playing Charles Guiteau, U.S. President James A. Garfield’s assassin, in Netflix’s limited series Death by Lightning. With his long beard, erratic persona and chronic money troubles, Guiteau is much less polished than Succession’s Wambsgans, the buttoned-up business executive. But despite being separated by over a century-and-a half, the two characters share a similar through line—“weaselly” outsiders clawing for status and attention in an environment dominated by politics and money, a sharp contrast from the reserved British actor who plays them. “It’s tremendously liberating…

RARELY IN HOLLYWOOD DOES ONE SEE A STAR BORN OVERNIGHT, BUT THAT’S what happened to Tonatiuh with Kiss of the Spider Woman. “I feel like I’m Hannah Montana but they’re whipping off the wigs too fast,” Tonatiuh says with a laugh about starring alongside Jennifer Lopez and Diego Luna in the film adaptation of the Broadway musical based on the Manuel Puig novel of the same name. “This has been, as an actor, one of the biggest, most challenging roles that I’ve ever had to play.” Set during Argentina’s Dirty War and centered on a genderqueer prisoner, Luis Molina (Tonatiuh) is forced to extract information from a cellmate (Luna) in this film within a film in which Tonatiuh plays dual roles. “There was a certain hunger there that all three…