Donald Trump Says Ron DeSantis Feud Claims 'Totally Fake News'
There has been speculation that the former president is starting to turn on one of his biggest allies in the GOP.
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U.S. 'Walking Towards Authoritarianism' by Not Reigning in Big Tech—Author
In her book 'Privacy is Power,' Carissa Véliz explores how governments and corporations exploit personal data and the questionable ethics behind it.
Manchin Says His Decisions Based on Rural Constituents, Not D.C. Democrats
Manchin said he serves "a complete different constituency" compared to other Democrats. Polls show more West Virginia voter support voting rights bills.
Sonia Sotomayor Appears to Take Up the Women's Rights Mantle Left by RBG
Justice Sotomayor called the Texas six-week abortion ban case "a disaster for the rule of law and a grave disservice to women in Texas."
White House Trots Out Top Officials to Control Damage From Biden's Gaffe
Chief of staff Ron Klain stated that there was "no ambiguity" regarding the president's comments.
Did Biden Give Putin the OK to Invade Ukraine?
President Biden's statement that Putin "will" move into Ukraine makes us look weak. Naveed breaks it down.
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Thailand: Leading the Way in Sustainability
The Thai economy could surge by 5-6% in 2022, according to official estimates, as the Asian tiger economy puts the worst of the covid-19 pandemic behind it and benefits from strong long-term policymaking that emphasizes sustainability and circularity.
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2021 Autos Awards
This first annual list includes several U.S. companies, a start-up automaker and a number of models that have recently been redesigned. Nearly all of the vehicles we ranked are made in America.
America's Most Loved Workplaces 2021
For the first time, Newsweek has partnered with the Best Practice Institute to measure how employees feel about their organizations.
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Best Online Shops 2022
Newsweek has once again paired with respected global data-research firm Statista to recognize 1,000 shops across 39 categories in eight groups.
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Mom's Best List 2021
Newsweek has partnered with Parent Tested Parent Approved to recognize companies and products made with families in mind.
Top Story
Meat Loaf Dies Aged 74 With Wife By His Side
The Grammy-winning musician passed away on Thursday, his agent revealed in a statement shared on his official Facebook account.
Meat Loaf Tributes Flood In After Legendary Singer's Death Aged 74
"Our hearts are broken to announce that the incomparable Meat Loaf passed away tonight," a statement from the star's official page announced.
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Rep. Ruben Gallego Says He May Challenge Senator Kyrsten Sinema in Primary
Gallego has accused Sinema, who voted against changing Senate filibuster rules to pass voting rights legislation on Wednesday, of "ignoring the will of her voters."
Ex-Oath Keeper, 1/6 Protester Lead Push to Change Michigan's Vote Auditing
A ballot initiative that would change how Michigan audits elections is being led by a pair with links to the January 6 riot. Both say it's unfair.
Everything the White House Has Said About Russia in the Past 24 Hours
Comments made by President Joe Biden during his Wednesday address raised eyebrows regarding potential U.S. interference.
Bystander Shot as Police Kill Man With 2 Guns at San Francisco Airport
A person was shot in the leg at San Francisco International Airport after police opened fire on a man who was holding two guns and advancing toward officers.
Harris Dodges Question on Whether Biden Thinks Midterms Will Be Legitimate
Biden suggested the 2022 midterm elections might not be legitimate if voting rights legislation wasn't passed.
Small Wealth Tax Would Raise Enough for Two $1,400 Stimulus Checks—Report
A wealth tax, with rates at 2 percent for those with more than $5 million rising to 5 percent for billionaires, would raise $928.39 billion a year, a report said.
CIA Backtracks on Havana Syndrome After Director Issued Warning to Russia
The mysterious ailment got its name because symptoms were first reported by officials at the U.S. embassy in Cuba in 2016.
Bill Clinton Aide Disputes Suggestion He Was 'Like Brothers' With Epstein
An aide told Newsweek it is "ridiculous" to suggest the ex-president was "like brothers" with Jeffrey Epstein after a new documentary.
Donald Trump's 'Hidden' Records Sent To Jan. 6 Panel After SCOTUS Ruling
In a blow to former President Donald Trump, the Supreme Court ruled that the House select committee investigating the riot could be handed his White House papers.
Jury Selection in Trial for Cops Connected to George Floyd's Death Begins
J. Kueng, Thomas Lane and Tou Thao are charged with willfully depriving Floyd of his constitutional rights while "acting under color of law."
Afghanistan Tops North Korea as World's Worst Religion Persecutor Nation
Christianity is the world's most persecuted faith, according to a survey by a watchdog organization.
Kyrsten Sinema's Ex-Staffer 'Ashamed' To Have Worked for Her
Sinema was one of the two Democrats who in the Senate on Wednesday night voted against weakening the filibuster to pass elections and voting reform.
America's Most Responsible Companies 2022
Newsweek has partnered with Statista for our third annual list of America's Most Responsible Companies. This year we have expanded our list to include 500 of the largest public corporations.
America's Favorite Restaurant Chains 2022
Newsweek and Statista are proud to award 220 winners in 16 categories. The awards are based on the results of a survey of more than 4,000 customers and employees in the U.S.
America's Best Online Learning Schools 2022
For the first time, Newsweek and Statista are recognizing 182 institutions that offer online learning courses or online college/university degrees to adult learners.
America's Most Trusted Brands 2022
Newsweek partnered with BrandSpark, a leading market research firm, to create this list. Thousands of shoppers participated in this edition and 83 service and E-commerce categories were included.
EDITOR'S PICK
Biden 'Profoundly Disappointed' as First Year in Office Ends in Failure
Democrat Senators Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema backed the GOP in rejecting tweaking the filibuster to allow voting rights legislation to pass with a majority.
Putin Knows America, Divided and Distracted, Is Toothless in Europe
"Russia believes that weakness narrative, and not just about Biden, not even primarily about Biden, about the West, about the United States and Europe," Jeremy Shapiro of the European Council on Foreign Relations told Newsweek.
Biden Killed Less Civilians in First Year Than Any U.S. Leader This Century
But Airwars' Emily Tripp also said, compared to prior years, activists "haven't had that level of communication" and "haven't seen that level of interest" from the Pentagon to look into claims.
Ukraine President Says There Are 'No Minor Incursions' After Biden Gaffe
Volodymyr Zelensky's tweet came after the White House corrected President Biden's statement about Russia's military buildup at the Ukrainian border.
After a Year in Office, How Biden's Approval Rating Compares With Trump's
Joe Biden is going into his second year in office with a low approval rating that's only a few points higher than Donald Trump's, a historically unpopular president.
Trump Says People 'Almost Romanticizing' His Time in Office
Trump wouldn't commit to a 2024 run but seems to think Biden's presidency would help him in an election.
Maxwell's Team Request Retrial Over Verdict That Left Her 'Like a Stone'
Ghislaine Maxwell's attorneys have formally requested a retrial in her Jeffrey Epstein case over a juror's experience of sexual abuse.
Biden Seeks to End 'Forever Wars,' But Still Has 30,000+ Troops in Mideast
Crisis Group's Brian Finucane told Newsweek he "would give the Biden administration a grade of 'incomplete' on winding down the U.S war on terror."
