Best Business Tools 2019
Working with Statista Inc., the globally recognized data research company, Newsweek has produced an authoritative list of America's Best Business Tools.
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Many Democrats Don't Want to Hear About Donald Trump at the Primary Debates
Democrats feel most strongly about discussing issues related to climate change, gun policy and abortion access, not necessarily the president.
100 Migrant Children Moved Back to Detention Center in Clint, Texas
"We do not want them in our custody, our facilities are not built for that," an official said in a call with reporters Tuesday.
Russia Warns U.S. and Israel That Iran Is Its 'Ally,' Was Right About Drone
Russia's national security secretary told his U.S. and Israeli counterparts that it was "inadmissible" to compare Iran to ISIS, which both Moscow and Tehran fought together in Syria.
What are the leading global business schools of 2019?
Business schools offer more than just certification—they nurture the leaders of tomorrow. But which schools, in which countries, are producing graduates that will transform our world?
Why IB schools lead to a better degree for your child
The International Baccalaureate (IB) accredited schools inspire young people to become lifelong learners and academic high achievers - find out more.
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Congress vs the White House: Who Will Win?
When Democrats took control of the House last January, visions of subpoena power danced in their heads. Six months later, the question looms: Will they have anything to show for their efforts before the next election—just 17 months off.
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Judge Denies Trump's Request to Halt Emoluments Lawsuit
The case is one of three ongoing lawsuits against the president for alleged violations of the Constitution's Emoluments Clause.
First Living Iraq War Medal of Honor Recipient Battled Through Falluja
For former U.S. Army Staff Sergeant David G. Bellavia, the memories of Falluja can seem as if they occurred 50 years ago or just yesterday.
Jared Kushner Ignores Israeli Occupation as He Pitches Palestinian Plan
Kushner urged listeners to imagine a bustling commercial center in Gaza and the West Bank.
NASA Captures Spectacular Images of Raikoke Volcano Erupting
The volcano—located in the North Pacific—has long been dormant, with its last eruption occurring in 1924.
Italy's Salvini Calls NGO Boat of Rescued Migrants a 'Pirate Ship'
Matteo Salvini, the far-right interior minister of Italy, said the migrants and refugees aboard the Sea-Watch 3 ship should go to The Netherlands and Germany instead.
Duncan Hunter Used Campaign Funds to Pay for Affairs, Say Prosecutors
Prosecutors have accused the congressman of funding five romantic relationships with women involved in politics, including lobbyists, aides to leadership members and even one of his own staffers.
Fans React to Serena Williams Finally Landing on Wheaties Box
"I can't believe it took Wheaties this long to put your image on the box," one Instagram user wrote.
Venezuela Defense Minister Reportedly Refused to Discuss Coup While Watching 'Avengers'
Vladimir Padrino Lopez refused to back the uprising and has remained loyal to President Nicolas Maduro.
What can a career in public affairs, policy & administration do for you?
Find out what positions in this challenging and rewarding field entail and how you can get the necessary qualifications.
LEGO: The World’s Favorite Toy
Do you remember your first LEGO set? Celebrate the brand’s most iconic sets and its incredible 20-year partnership with Star Wars with the newest Newsweek Special Edition!
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Ukraine Oligarch Linked to Paul Manafort Can Be Extradited to Chicago
Experts say that Firtash's extradition could help usher in political reforms in Ukraine.
Former Prisoners of Taliban, Iran Allege Better Treatment Than Migrants
They all said they were given soap and toothpaste, unlike some migrant children in U.S. custody.
Trump Sparks Outrage With 'She's Not My Type' Rape Allegation Defense
"It's astounding that even a person as coarse and unmannered as [Donald Trump] doesn't realize the implications of his denial," said writer and filmmaker Douglas A. Blackmon.
Iran: Trump's Middle East Goals Are Selling Weapons, Sending More Troops
Iran's U.N. envoy said new sanctions were "yet another indication that the U.S. has no respect for international law and order as well as the views of the overwhelming majority of the international community."
What People Get Wrong About Abortion
As the national debate on abortion has heated up, so has the use (and misuse) of terminology related to reproductive health.
Donald Trump Rape Accuser E. Jean Carroll Says She's Received Death Threats
"We have to hold him accountable. Not only him, but a lot of guys," Carroll told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on Monday morning.
Prince Charles Spent Half a Million Dollars on Just One Royal Trip
The heir apparent became the first member of the family to visit Cuba in an official capacity.
How Different Are Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren Debt Forgiveness Plans?
The plans put forth by Warren and Sanders reveal stark differences in where the wealth used to pay for these loans would come from.
