China Used U.S. Citizen's Mom to Silence Him Then Returned Her to Detention
"China was making a direct threat to me from my mother's voice. They're using my mom to silence me."
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Teenage Cannabis Use Linked to Memory Problems
Scientists studied almost 4,000 students in Canada.
KKK Members Outnumbered by Counter Protesters at Dayton Rally Saturday
“I am very glad that today’s events went off without incident and the hate group that tried to threaten our city is gone,” the Dayton mayor said.
Exiled by Trump, Steve Bannon Could be About to Rise Again in Europe
Former White House strategist Steve Bannon is spending the EU elections in a key battleground country.
What are the leading global business schools of 2019?
Business schools offer more than just certification—they nurture the leaders of tomorrow. But which schools, in which countries, are producing graduates that will transform our world?
Law Firms: Fighting for a Noble Cause
Attorneys are an essential component of modern American society. But who leads the field?
Guatemala: The Heart of the Mayan World
A trip to Guatemala is an invitation to immerse yourself in history, culture, tradition, and romance.
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Trump Says He Will Appeal After Court Blocks $1B In Border Wall Funds
The injunction granted Friday night by a federal judge in California is likely only the beginning of a potentially lengthy legal battle over wall funding.
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States Appeal to Dept. of Ed To Cancel Disabled Veterans' Student Loan Debt
"As a nation, we have a moral obligation to assist those who have put their lives on the line to defend us."
Wisconsin State Rep Calls Out GOP Colleague Who Brought Gun into Her Office
“The sign says ‘no firearms or weapons beyond this point,’” Stubbs said. “It was very visible, on my door.”
Utah Judge Given Six-Month Suspension For Anti-Trump Comments
"Judge [Michael] Kwan has implicitly used the esteem associated with his judicial office as a platform from which to criticize a candidate for elected office."
Kanye West Says Liberals 'Bully People Who Are Trump Supporters'
“This is like my thing with Trump — we don’t have to feel the same way, but we have the right to feel what we feel," West said.
Museum Bans Members Who Made Racist Comments to Middle Schoolers
"This is a fundamental problem that we will address as an institution," said the museum after the incident.
Federal Judge Blocks Mississippi 'Heartbeat' Abortion Bill for Second Time
"Here we go again," wrote U.S. District Court Judge Carlton Reeves in his order granting the injunction.
Why Twitter Users Are Urging Netizens to #DeleteFacebook
The hashtag #DeleteFacebook was the top-trending topic nationwide on Saturday.
Democrats Blast Republican for Delaying Billions in Natural Disaster Aid
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called it “last-minute sabotage” and “an act of staggering political cynicism."
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Elton John: The Music and Magic
Say goodbye to a half-century on the yellow brick road with this new Special Edition, including exclusive photos from Elton’s epic career.
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Trump Will Sell Weapons to Saudi Arabia Whether Congress Likes It or Not
Senator Bob Menendez said he was "disappointed, but not surprised, that the Trump administration has failed once again to prioritize our long-term national security interests or stand up for human rights."
People With a Sense of Purpose Live Longer, Study Suggests
“The association between life purpose and health outcomes is becoming increasingly clear,” study co-author Celeste Leigh Pearce told Newsweek.
Republicans Look to Capitalize on Abortion Coverage Under Medicare for All
“Right now, Republicans are trying to throw everything in the kitchen sink and see what messaging sticks,” Evan Siegfried, a political strategist, told Newsweek.
‘Potentially Hazardous’ Asteroid Nearly a Mile Wide to Skim Earth Saturday
The object will come within about 3 million miles of our planet.
Exclusive: Border Mission at ‘High Risk of Failure' Without More Support
Defense Department documents obtained by Newsweek show U.S. Northern Command sent an urgent request for additional U.S. forces.
Why 'Trial by Fire' Star Laura Dern Wants the Death Penalty Abolished
“I somehow want Todd to know that with all his heartbreak, his life made a difference.”
Mormon Utah Lawmaker Says He's Gay in Viral Facebook Video Post
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is vehemently opposed to gay marriage and same-sex relationships.
World Helium Shortage Is Putting Space Exploration and Health Care at Risk
Helium is a vital element in several industries, and a global shortage could have devastating effects.
