Boycott of 2024 Paris Olympics Threat Growing if Russia, Belarus Are Allowed
One Baltic official said he would boycott the Paris Games if Russians and Belarusians can also play.
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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.
The Dangerous Philosophy of Andrew Tate
As he Andrew Tate faces charges of human trafficking, Newsweek asks the experts about Tate's "toxic" philosophies.
Donald Trump Loses Yet Another Lawyer as Legal Troubles Worsen
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.
Ex-Memphis Officer Calls Cops Involved in Tyre Nichols Death a 'Lynch Mob'
"Everybody from beaters to the paramedics to the regular officers on the scene that stood there and watched is going to lose their job and should," Brandon Williams said.
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Malta: Small is beautiful!
EU’s smaller member state has the highest concentration of points of interest by km2. From stunning beaches to UNESCO listed historical sites, Malta has it all, all year round!
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Saudi Arabia: Transformation surges forward
Rapid enactment of the Saudi Vision 2030 development plan has positioned the kingdom as one of the fastest-growing economies worldwide, with numerous industries experiencing exponential growth and investment inflows quadrupling since 2016.
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Japanese innovation breeding quality felt at the fingertips
Japanese companies place high value in intensive R&D in order to create products of the highest quality. Such dedication to innovation ensures they reign supreme over regional competitors that have emerged in recent decades offering cheaper, mass-produced products often lacking quality and originality.
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Handling with care the intricacies of Japanese monozukuri since 1942, Atom today is a specialist in the manufacturing of rubber gloves and boots.
Political Accountability (Feat. Kara Turrentine)
This week, Kristal Knight is talking about political accountability with Kara Turrentine, Democratic strategist and Founder of Turrency Political.
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Feds Accused of Issuing 'Licenses to Steal' as Moving Company Scams Rise
Complaints about moving companies to the Department of Transportation have more than doubled since 2015, with Florida leading the nation.
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Russia's Economy Forecast to Outperform U.S. Within Two Years
The International Monetary Fund reported that Russia's GDP would be over 2 percent in 2024, with the U.S. seeing 1 percent growth that year.
Trump Pledges Flurry of Executive Orders to Combat 'Gender Insanity'
One critic described Trump's proposals, which included bans on tax funds supporting gender-affirming care for transgender youth, as "beyond sick."
Iran and Russia's Relationship Since Start of Ukraine War: Full Timeline
Western nations believe that Iran has supplied Russia with drones to use in its war against Ukraine.
Biden Admin Is Prosecuting People for Having Classified Documents at Home
At least two former federal employees have been prosecuted by the Justice Department for unlawfully retaining classified documents.
Biden Promotes 'Behemoth' Electric Car Worse for Environment Than Gas Car
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy said Hummer EVs show that large EVs can be "worse for the environment than smaller, conventional vehicles."
Greg Abbott Is Winning the Border Battle
Although his strategies have been controversial, the Texas governor has put a national spotlight on President Joe Biden's immigration policies.
George Santos Dodges Questions About His Donors as Pressure Ramps Up
An investigation couldn't find any evidence that "more than a dozen" of those Santos claimed as donors are actually real people.
China Successfully Clones 'Super Cows' for First Time Ever
The cows can produce up to 36,000 pounds of milk a year.
Video of Florida Classroom Stripped of Books After DeSantis Ban Goes Viral
School districts in the state are reportedly scrambling to comply with the new law championed by the Republican governor.
Kari Lake's Chances of Being Indicted Amid Criminal Referral in Arizona
Lake could face charges for sharing voters' signatures on her Twitter account. The problem is those signatures were already part of the public record.
Tucker Carlson Sees Conspiracy in America's Eggs Shortage
The incendiary Fox News host claimed there are other unspecified forces at work behind the current egg shortage than the bird flu outbreak.
Russia's Nuclear Options Dismissed by TV Guest: 'It Will Mean Our Defeat'
"I hope that we aren't discussing it in the media, but in reality something is being prepared," said State Duma member Aleksey Zhuravlyov.
Selling Conservatism (Feat. Mark Davis)
Syndicated radio host Mark Davis joins Josh Hammer to discuss the state of conservatism and current events, from President Biden's still-unfolding classified documents fiasco to the horror that is gender ideology.
Snow Adventures and a Toyota Debate
The women tell of tackling winter weather in Detroit and New England then debate which is their preferred Toyota and Mercedes at the moment, while forgetting the C-HR and 4Runner exist.
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These 24 Republicans Would Block Joe Biden's Debt Ceiling Increase
There are growing fears the U.S. could see a repeat of the 2011 government shutdown.
Fact Check: Was Tyre Nichols' Girlfriend a Wife of Memphis Cop?
A rumor on social media suggested there is a personal connection between Tyre Nichols and Demetrius Haley.
Joe Biden Could Be About To Break Key Election Promise
Although Biden campaigned against capital punishment, Sayfullo Saipov was recently convicted in the first federal death penalty trial during his administration.
Idaho Murderer Was Chasing a 'Thrill Kill', Says Forensic Expert
The killer may have been trying to commit the "perfect murder," forensic psychiatrist Ian Lamoureux told Newsweek.
Prince Andrew's 'Ill Judged' Comeback Attempt May Hurt King Charles
King Charles will need "the wisdom of King Solomon" to navigate "stormy seas" inflicted on him by Prince Andrew—after a "bizarre" photo in a U.K. newspaper, a lawyer told Newsweek.
Why Priscilla Presley Is Challenging Daughter Lisa Marie's Will
Lisa Marie Presley, the only child of legendary musician Elvis Presley and actress Priscilla Presley, died on January 12 at the age of 54.
Joe Biden Heads to NYC With a Massive Elephant in the Room
A mounting migrant crisis in the city and renewed pressure from his party to do something about it has put Biden in a tough place.
Pfizer and Moderna Quadrupling Price of COVID Vaccine Raises Concerns
Lawmakers from both the U.S. and U.K. have written to the two pharmaceutical companies to express concerns over plans to raise the price of a dose to $110-$130.
