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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Friday that the United States would suspend participation in the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty.
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Numerous Democratic lawmakers and left-leaning groups made statements Friday night saying the governor should step down after admitting he was one of two people wearing blackface and a Ku Klux Klan robe.
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The poll also shows that, consistent with Democrats’ fears and criticism of Schultz, the independent would likely hurt a Democrat’s chances of defeating Trump.
Trump Attacks Nations Supporting Him on Venezuela
President Donald Trump called Guatemala and Honduras a “disgrace,” despite the fact they were supporting his recognition of Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
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We’re saluting innovators who are developing creative solutions to the myriad problems that face our world—pollution, economic disparity, discrimination, over-farming and more. These men and women aren’t just bringing new ideas to market—they’re shifting how institutions, industries, and entire governments do business.
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Russia Pulls Out of Nuclear Arms Treaty
"Our American partners announced that they are suspending their participation in the treaty, and we are suspending it too," Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday.
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Cory Booker Announces He’s Running for President
Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey has thrown his hat into the ring for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, announcing his run on the first day of Black History Month.
Warren Apologizes to Cherokee Nation for DNA Test
“I do think Elizabeth Warren’s been hurt very badly with the Pocahontas trap," Donald Trump told The New York Times about the senator's DNA test.
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“What’s your objection to Kamala Harris running, Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand, these others that are already announced?” Conway asked Booker.
Trump Complains the Presidency Has Cost Him Money
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How Japan Is Applying Its Knowledge and Experience to Ensure Health and Wellbeing for All
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Officials Warn of Arms Race With Russia
"Ending the INF Treaty is a gift to Russia," said Democratic Senator Chris Murphy.
2019 May Be Worst Year for Measles in U.S. in 30 Years
"Measles can result in death or severe disability, and the measles vaccine is very safe,” an immunology specialist told Newsweek.
New York Inmates Go Without Heat During Polar Vortex
More than 1,600 inmates are housed in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center.
Quitting Facebook for a Month Raises Well-Being: Study
The study found that abstaining from Facebook use related to improvement in self-reported well-being.
Governor's Yearbook Page Shows Men In Blackface
The governor's yearbook page showed a photo of one man in blackface while another was dressed in what appears to be Ku Klux Klan robes.
Venezuela Selling Gold Reserves to UAE for Cash: Report
By the end of February, a total of 29 tons of gold reserves will have been sent to the Middle East nation, according to a Reuters source.
U.S. Must Not Deport Trump Golf Course Workers: Lawyer
"All of them, I consider, are material witnesses to a federal crime," Anibal Romero said of undocumented workers who were fired from Trump golf clubs.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Death Rumors ‘Came From QAnon’
Former White House adviser Sebastian Gorka was among the Trump backers questioning her whereabouts.
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Vantage - Going circular: How global business is embracing the circular economy
Research by Newsweek Vantage confirms that the concept of a circular economy has gone from relative obscurity to the corporate boardroom in just a few years. In an October 2018 survey of 317 senior executives from large corporations around the world, fully 98% were familiar with the concept. Thirty percent said their company had a circular strategy, and over three-quarters plan on adopting targets to make their products, processes or business models more circular in the coming five years.