Iran's Supreme Leader Says Regime Will Learn From Recent 'Bitter' Events
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told worshippers in Tehran on Friday that the strike against American targets in Iraq should be considered a "day of Allah."
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Top Democrat Blasts Rules Which Could Ease Oversight of Firearms Exports
The changes to the United States Munitions List, governing which weapons are subject to the State Department's scrutiny, are a long time coming.
Trump Snaps at CNN's Jim Acosta to Be 'Quiet' After Questions About Parnas
President Donald Trump has maintained that he does not know Lev Parnas, despite being pictured in photos with him.
Iran Plane Probe Will Draw on Lessons Learned From MH17: Response Group
Representatives for the multinational International Coordination and Response Group set out a five-point framework for cooperation with Iran to investigate the destruction of a passenger jet near Tehran last week.
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We’re used to doctors bustling in and out when in hospital, but it’s the reassuring presence and professionalism of the nursing staff that we rely on. What sets the best ones apart?
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What Can a Career in Architecture Do For You?
Architects do much more than plan and design houses, factories, office buildings, and other structures. You might be surprised how diverse the career can be. Find out more.
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If You or a Loved One Has Been Injured, Who Can Champion Your Cause?
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U.S. Senate Kicks Off Impeachment Trial
Over the weekend, House impeachment managers and the president's defense team will draft briefs that will lay out each side's argument.
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No Guns at Virginia Capitol as Commonwealth Gears Up for Massive Rally
"Ironically, this outcome will only further embolden Second Amendment supporters to be even louder for their rights," a gun-rights group said in response.
Trump Tweets in Persian That Iranians 'Love America' in Joust With Khamenei
The English version of Trump's tweet included a play on his famous campaign slogan: "Make Iran Great Again!"
Dangerous Winter Storm Slamming the Northwest and Midwest
A winter storm hit parts of the Midwest and Northwest on Friday and will continue onto the Northeast through the weekend.
Former Republican Rep. Chris Collins Sentenced Over Insider Trading Scheme
His son, Cameron Collins, who avoided financial losses by selling his Innate stock following his father's tip, is due to be sentenced next week.
House Democrats Release Messages Between Lev Parnas and Devin Nunes Aide
House Democrats released a fresh batch of evidence for the Trump impeachment trial Friday, highlighted by text messages between Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas and an aide to Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.).
Trump Claims 'Attack' on Second Amendment in Virginia Will Cost Democrats
The gun reform bills were passed after Virginia Governor Ralph Northam declared a state of emergency over "credible intelligence" that violence could occur during a pro-gun-rights rally.
16 Pregnant Women Detained by ICE in El Paso Region
Immigration attorneys in El Paso voiced concerns about ICE officials detaining pregnant women, saying they don't receive proper medical care.
New Analysis Finds Americans' Engagement With Suspect Sources on the Rise
While Americans increasingly interacted with unreliable sources, residents of Germany and France actually decreased their engagement with these sites.
Twitter Asks Space Force Why They Need Camo Uniforms
When the U.S. Space Force revealed what their uniforms would look like on Twitter, the internet roasted them for using camouflage uniforms.
Kanye West Faces Criticism for Headlining Event With Anti-LGBTQ Leaders
West will perform with his Sunday Service collective at the day-long event in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Have you thought about a career in law? If so, where should you get qualified?
The rewards for a career in the legal profession are many and varied, and demand for lawyers is high. So which schools produce the best lawyers?
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Good Journalists Are More Important Than Ever in 2020
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Think All International Schools are the Same? Think Again.
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Navy to Name Aircraft Carrier in Honor of Doris Miller on MLK Day
Doris Miller received the Navy Cross for his heroic actions during the attack on Pearl Harbor, on December 7, 1941.
GOP Dismissive of New Evidence on Trump's Ukraine Dealings
GOP senators appeared apathetic to the news that a government watchdog determined President Donald Trump violated the law by withholding aid from Ukraine and that new evidence further detailed the president's efforts to force the ouster of a former ambassador and pressure Ukraine to investigate the Bidens.
Trump Says He Doesn't Know Parnas, Video Emerges of Trump Meeting Parnas
After President Donald Trump told CNN's Jim Acosta to be "quiet" about Rudy Giuliani's former business associate Lev Parnas at a press gaggle Thursday, video was released by Parnas' lawyer showing Trump and Parnas shaking hands at Mar-a-Lago.
GOP Sen. Collins Replaces Mitch McConnell as Least Popular Senator: Poll
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) has overtaken Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) as the country's least popular senator, according to the results of a new tracking poll.
Parasitic Wasps That Take Control of Their Spider Victims Discovered
Wasps belonging to the genus Acrotaphus are notable for their size as well as their striking coloration.
Snooty the Smiling Shark Is so Friendly She's Become a Local Celebrity
This picture of Snooty the lemon shark was taken by Galice Hoarau and submitted to the 2019 Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition.
'Cigarettes for the Vagina': Don't Use 'Harmful' Madura Sticks, Experts Say
Gynecologist Dr. Jen Gunter told Newsweek products which claim to tighten the vagina are "medically harmful and playing off patriarchal tropes."
Wolf Pups Play Fetch Just Like Pet Dogs, Scientists Find
"Our findings have significant implications for our understanding and expectations of the genetic foundations of dog behavior," Christina Hansen Wheat of Stockholm University, Sweden told Newsweek.
