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Donald Trump Trapped in Legal Nightmare That's About To Get Worse
The former president's family business has been found guilty of tax fraud, while more investigations are still to be resolved.
Who's to Blame for Georgia Loss? Conservatives Argue Among Themselves
Herschel Walker became the final high-profile GOP candidate to lose their midterm election after being defeated by Raphael Warnock in a Senate runoff.
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While Japan’s real estate market has traditionally been dominated by domestic players, the ratio of foreign entities making direct investments nearly doubled in two years, from 19% in 2019 to 38% in 2021, as institutional investors searching for a safe haven to park their money during the pandemic poured billions into Japan during the pandemic.
Baglioni Resort Maldives: Experience tropical enlightenment amidst Italian grace
One of the most tranquil luxury stays in the world, the Baglioni Resort Maldives is a 5-star luxury resort located on the remote natural island of Maagau in Dhaalu atoll.
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Iceland: A land in motion and the leader in innovation
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Brittney Griner Released From Russian Detention in Prisoner Swap
"Moments ago I spoke to Brittney Griner," President Joe Biden posted on Twitter. "She is safe. She is on a plane. She is on her way home."
Wagner Group Slams Police For Holding Deserter, Tells Cops to Fight Instead
Yevgeny Prigozhin also questioned how well-guarded Russia's borders are after a man reportedly fled from Ukraine and fired at police.
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Anderson Lee Aldrich Opened Fire Immediately and Was Awake for Days—Affidavit
Aldrich, 22, is accused of killing five people in a mass shooting inside a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs.
Newark Airport Cargo Workers Strike Demanding Higher Pay
Workers across the country are taking part in a day of action while calling on Congress to pass the Good Jobs for Good Airports Act.
Ukraine Has 'No Choice' but to Force Putin Into Winter Warfare: Ex-Colonel
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said Russia was "trying to freeze the conflict" to "regroup and launch a bigger offensive later on."
Specialists on Site as Authorities Continue Search for Remains at Iowa Site
Authorities were racing the weather as they searched for a second day amid accusations by Lucy Studey that her deceased father had skilled scores of women.
Clarence Thomas' Own Ruling Used Against Him in High-Stakes Election Case
"This Court never second-guessed state interpretations of their own constitutions," Neal Katyal said during oral arguments for the Moore v. Harper case.
Trump's Paying People Who Are Key to Criminal Cases Against Him
Some have called the practice tantamount to buying their silence.
Will Gov. Gavin Newsom's Electric Car Mandate Save the World or Stall on the Freeway?
California's plan to go all electric on new cars by 2035 is far more ambitious than past clean-air efforts—but high risk given how unreliable the power grid is.
Herschel Walker Defeat Is Worst by Georgia GOP Senate Candidate in 22 Years
The former NFL star's defeat margin is the biggest that a Republican candidate has suffered in a Georgia Senate race since 2000.
Notorious Wagner Group Targeting Volunteers in Ukraine, U.S. Trainer Says
Andy Milburn of the Mozart Group told Newsweek his team won't stop operations despite direct threats from Wagner mercenaries.
Boy, 4, Survives 6 Days Lost in African Wilderness With Hyenas and Jackals
"It was the most surreal feeling. I couldn't believe it," pilot Roan Carr-Hartley who found the boy told Newsweek. "The feeling at first was shock and disbelief."
Taiwan to Extend Military Service Amid Rising Tensions With China
Taiwan's conscripts could serve one year in the military, up from its current policy of four months.
Russian Commentator on State TV Laments That U.S. Has 'Stopped Fearing Us'
Russian commentator Yevgeny Satanovsky has argued the country needs more lunatics to strike fear back into the West, who are now less worried about the nation.
The Transgender Leviathan (Feat. Pedro Gonzalez)
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Fisker Ocean First Drive and Volvo Reveal
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Notorious Wagner Group Targeting Volunteers in Ukraine, U.S. Trainer Says
Andy Milburn of the Mozart Group told Newsweek his team won't stop operations despite direct threats from Wagner mercenaries.
Right-Wing Extremist Coup in Germany Thwarted by Thousands of Police
The Reichsbürger (Citizens of the Reich) movement rejects the legitimacy of the modern German state and subscribes to conspiracy theories.
Empire of Light's Micheal Ward Is Just Getting Started
"I feel truly blessed to tell a story with the people we've been able to tell the story with," Micheal Ward tells Newsweek's Parting Shot about working with director Sam Mendes and actors Olivia Colman and Colin Firth in "Empire of Light."
Idaho Murders Update: Police Are Re-Interviewing People About New Tips
Kaylee Goncalves' mother recently expressed concern over police ruling out some individuals, saying some "were cleared very fast."
China in Stunning Reversal From Zero-COVID Strategy After Protests
China's significant policy rollback comes less than two weeks after anti-government protests erupted in major cities nationwide.
Iranian Patrol Boat Attempts to Blind U.S. Navy Ships in Strait of Hormuz
Col. Joe Buccino, CENTCOM spokesperson, described the action as "indicative of Iran's destabilizing activity across the Middle East."
Physical Attacks on Power Substations in Multiple States—Report
Tens of thousands are without power after gunfire damaged two power substations in North Carolina, adding to the number of such attacks across the U.S. in 2022.
Joe Manchin's Prayers Were Answered
The West Virginia senator had wished for an end to the 50-50 tied Senate—even if Raphael Warnock's win means Manchin won't be kingmaker in the chamber anymore.
