Exclusive: U.S. Treasury Says Putin ‘Not Off the Table’ for Future Sanctions
As the Obama administration considers expanding sanctions on Russia, will Putin end up on the blacklist?
Fixing Farming Without Breaking Food
How can we limit agriculture’s contribution to climate change?
Newsweek Rewind: 30 Years Ago, Scientists Discovered the Cause of AIDS
In the early 1980s, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, or AIDS, surged into public awareness, seemingly out of nowhere
Columbia University Hit With Federal Complaint for Mishandling Sexual Assault Cases
Twenty-three Columbia University students collectively filed federal complaints against the Ivy League university Thursday
Snatched in Sloviansk
As an American reporter is released in eastern Ukraine, a fellow journalist recalls being arrested and threatened with execution
FDA Moves to Regulate E-Cigarettes
Vapers worry the proposed rules covering tobacco products will damage an industry that offers smokers an alternative
Lost Warhol Computer Art Recovered From Floppy Disks
In 1985, Andy Warhol started to play around on the Amiga desktop computer. Now the disks have been found
Some Supporters Back Away After Nevada Rancher's Racist Statements but Not All
Cliven Bundy rambled about "the Negro" and several prominent supporters condemned his comments
How the West is Pushing Putin’s Buttons
The U.S. Treasury is taking the lead in punishing Russia as Washington develops a new kind of warfare
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