Coronavirus Update: Cases Outside China Spike 26 Percent in Single Day
On Monday, the European Commission announced 232 million euros would be mobilized to help fight the virus.
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After providing testimony against the Hollywood movie producer, the name of actress Annabella Sciorra was trending on Twitter by users following the conviction of Harvey Weinstein.
Five Facts About Late NASA 'Hidden Figures' Mathematician Katherine Johnson
Here are five facts about the extraordinary NASA mathematician, Katherine Johnson, who died at the age of 101, whose trailblazing accomplishments were depicted in "Hidden Figures."
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Nurses - The Real Medical Heroes of 2020
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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Meet Adam Lambert in New York City!
Enter the sweepstake for your chance to meet music sensation Adam Lambert and attend the live taping of his appearance on Newsweek Conversations.
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Embark on a Career in Teaching With a Leading School
Teachers are more in demand than ever, and the rewards for a career as an educator are numerous and generous. Find out how to get involved.
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Newsweek Kobe Commemorative Edition
Kobe Bryant will forever remain in the hearts of basketball fans as one of the greatest to ever play the sport. Celebrate his life with the Newsweek Commemorative Edition, featuring photos and stories of the Black Mamba’s incredible legacy both on and off the court.
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Harvey Weinstein Convicted on Two Counts in Sexual Assault Case
The disgraced movie producer was found guilty of rape and a felony sex crime but was acquitted of other charges, including predatory sexual assault.
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Democrats Want Trump to 'Immediately, Forcefully' Impose Russian Sanctions
"Doing anything less would be an abdication of your responsibility to protect and defend the U.S. from this serious threat to our national security, and to the integrity of our electoral process," a trio of top Senate Democrats wrote.
Afghanistan Will Need U.S. Support Long After a Taliban Peace Deal: Experts
Even if the current "reduction of violence" holds, there is no guarantee that full talks between the Taliban and the government will succeed.
Joe Biden's Support From South Carolina Black Voters Declined 19 Percent
Former Vice President Joe Biden has lost nearly one-fifth of his support among African American voters in South Carolina, a new poll released Sunday finds.
Trump Praises 'Very Tough' Modi During India Rally
The president received a raucous welcome Monday in Ahmedabad and was joined on stage by populist Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Alaska's Ecosystem Saw 'Sudden and Dramatic Shift' Due to Climate Change
Scientists have noticed significant ecological changes in the North Pacific near Alaska, including premature whales and slimmer seals, which they have linked to rising temperatures.
Amazon Removes Books Written by Influential Nazi From Sale Following Outcry
The online retailer has pulled copies of Julius Streicher's 'The Poisonous Mushroom' and others following criticism.
Vulnerable Democrat Labels Sanders' Defense of Fidel Castro 'Unacceptable'
"The Castro regime murdered and jailed dissidents, and caused unspeakable harm to too many South Florida families," Representative Debbie Mucarsel-Powell wrote in a pair of tweets.
Sanders Most Popular in New York State, but Bloomberg Leads in NYC: Poll
"Bernie is trouncing with younger voters and Mike has a commanding lead with older voters," said Siena poll spokesman Steve Greenberg.
U.S. Sanctions Hamper Iran's Battle to Contain Coronavirus
Iran is racing to curb the coronavirus' spread, but these efforts are complicated by U.S. economic restrictions and frustrations among the population.
Damage of Bloomberg Opposition to 9/11 Terrorism Trials 'Hard to Overestimate'
"It pulled the rug out from under Obama and Holder's conviction that the 9/11 trials needed to be held… on federal soil," national security expert and academic Karen Greenberg told The Daily Beast.
Nike Honors the Life of Kobe Bryant With Emotional New Commercial
The sneaker giant's moving tribute arrived just as the late NBA icon was being celebrated during a public memorial at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
More than 50,000 residents in the northern Italian regions of Lombardy and Veneto are on lockdown.
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What Can A Private Education Do For Your Child?
What is the single most consequential choice you make to give your child the best possible advantage in life? If you think it’s education, read on.
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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
The world desperately needs sharp, incisive and capable journalists to cut through the noise with measured and nuanced takes on today's pressing issues. For these looking to find their voices, an education at a leading journalism school is invaluable.
America's Most Socially Responsible Companies 2020
Newsweek partnered with Statista Inc. to spotlight 300 companies that stand up as good citizens and good neighbors.
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WikiLeaks Editor Calls Assange Extradition Arguments by U.S. 'Hollow Words'
"The words that are coming out from the United States about WikiLeaks revelations were hollow 10 years ago, and they don't increase in legitimacy as years go by," Kristinn Hrafnsson said.
NASA's InSight Lander Confirms That Mars Is Seismically Active
"We've been planning this mission and executing for the last 10 years—and the initial results are really exciting," Bruce Banerdt, InSight principal investigator said.
CBP Officers Seize 895 Pounds of Meth Worth $18 Million Hidden in Broccoli
U.S. Customs and Border Protection said officers intercepted a tractor-trailer at the Pharr International Bridge cargo facility in Pharr, Texas.
'Hunters' Creator Addresses Fictional Holocaust Atrocities Amid Criticism
In one scene in the opening episode of the Amazon Prime Video series, Jewish prisoners are forced into a deadly game of human chess.
9-Year-Old Asks Pete Buttigieg for Help Telling 'the World I'm Gay, Too'
Zachary Ro joined Buttigieg, who has become the first openly gay candidate to run for president, on stage after his question was read out at the rally in Denver.
Poll: Nearly Two-Thirds of U.S. Voters Expect Trump Will Be Re-Elected
The CBS News/YouGov poll revealed that Republicans are far more confident than Democrats, with 90 percent of GOP registered voters expecting the president to win re-election.
How to Watch, Live Stream Kobe Bryant Memorial Service on Monday
The memorial service for the five-time NBA champion will begin at 1 p.m. ET at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Bernie Sanders Blasted for Saying Neither Dems, GOP Can Stop His Campaign
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders was accused of "egomania" and accepting Russian assistance Saturday, after he remarked that neither the Democratic Party nor the Republican Party can stop his 2020 presidential campaign.
