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How America Lost Its Optimism
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The pharmaceutical giant posted income of over $100 billion in 2022, the majority coming from Covid products, but it expects to lose out as the pandemic wanes.
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Ukraine War Live Updates: EU to Pass New Sanctions Package Against Russia
Russian strikes continue to target residential areas of Ukraine as Kyiv prepares for a summit with EU officials. Follow for the latest.
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A "planned" FBI search is atypical, one attorney told Newsweek, though the mishandling of classified documents by multiple public officials is unusual.
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Complaints about moving companies to the Department of Transportation have more than doubled since 2015, with Florida leading the nation.
Alex Murdaugh's Innocence Claim Could Hinge on New Video
The last video from Paul Murdaugh's phone before he and his mother were killed was shown in court on Wednesday.
How Putin Continues to Use The United Nations in His Favor
One expert told Newsweek that China could be the ultimate litmus test for whether Russia remains on the UN Security Council.
Matt Gaetz Sparks Tense Exchange Over Pledge of Allegiance
Representative Jerry Nadler opposed an amendment to include the pledge before a committee's meetings, resulting in some heated words.
Donald Trump's Support Among Republicans Falls to Lowest Point Ever
A new survey of GOP primary voters shows a majority would like a different presidential candidate because Trump is unlikely to win, or too focused on the past.
This Is Why Elon Musk Has Protected His Twitter Account
Elon Musk purchased Twitter for $44 billion in October 2022.
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Ex-Memphis Officer Calls Cops Involved in Tyre Nichols Death a 'Lynch Mob'
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Kari Lake's Election Defiance Set to Descend Into Legal Bloodbath
"Lake needs to stop pursuing this frivolous election-fraud case," or she will "find herself as a defendant in criminal court," an expert told Newsweek.
Greg Abbott Considers New Election in Texas After Ballot Issues Discovered
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Alina Habba, who was recently fined for filing a "frivolous" lawsuit, is no longer Trump's counsel in E. Jean Carroll's rape and defamation suit.
Russia Responds to U.S. Saying It Broke Nuclear Treaty
The U.S. State Department on Tuesday told Congress that Russia has violated the New START Treaty that allows for inspections of nuclear facilities.
Housing Market Crash Fears After Prices Fall for Fifth Month in a Row
Federal data shows house prices fell 0.1 percent in November 2022, compared to October. In some cities, they could drop as much as in the Great Recession.
Boycott of 2024 Paris Olympics Threat Growing if Russia, Belarus Allowed
One Baltic official said he would boycott the Paris Games if Russians and Belarusians can also play.
How FBI 'Lost' Bryan Kohberger As He Left Idaho For Holidays
FBI agents who were surveilling Kohberger on a cross-county trip lost him for at least several hours, according to a new report.
Kari Lake's Day of Destiny
The Republican is taking her claim that the Arizona gubernatorial election was stolen from her before the state's Court of Appeals.
Alex Murdaugh's Innocence Claim Could Hinge on New Video
The last video from Paul Murdaugh's phone before he and his mother were killed was shown in court on Wednesday.
Ilhan Omar Close to Being Removed as GOP Invokes Emergency Procedure
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he voted to oust Omar from the Foreign Affairs committee.
