1997
“At midnight on June 30, after 156 years of British rule, Hong Kong returns to China,” Newsweek wrote. “Hong Kong is one of the world’s freest places—free not just in its exuberant markets but liberated also in the attitudes of its people.” Despite a promise of half a century of political autonomy under “one country, two systems,” the last four years have seen China crack down on dissenters in the territory. In March 2024, leaders of the pro-Beijing Hong Kong government enacted a national security law, Article 23, which the U.S. believes could erode the city’s freedoms and curb dissent.
1978
“Why is the family in trouble? One major reason is that traditions no longer dictate life patterns for most adult Americans,” Newsweek wrote. A recent study revealed a…
