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Gabby Petito's Mom Doesn't Think Missing Daughter Sent Final Text
"Looking back now with all the facts...she believes it's not her daughter," said an attorney for Petito's family.
Calls Come for Haitian Prime Minister to Resign Amid Firings, Resignation
Prime Minister Ariel Henry dismissed two government officials this week for seeking to interview him regarding President Jovenel Moïse's assassination.
Trump Defends Capitol Rioters Being 'Persecuted So Unfairly' Ahead of Rally
"Our hearts and minds are with the people being persecuted so unfairly relating to the January 6th protest," the former president said.
Live Updates: China Accuses U.S. of 'Cold War Mentality' After Nuclear Pact
China has reacted angrily after the U.S., U.K. and Australia announced a major security pact that will see the countries co-develop nuclear submarines for missions near Beijing. Follow Newsweek's live blog for all the latest.
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Future of Travel Awards 2021
Newsweek's Future of Travel Awards highlights those who are creating a travel industry for the future — one that's more adaptable, sustainable, responsible, innovative and inclusive.
America's Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers 2021
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America's Best PetCare Brands 2021
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'Abortion Is Homicide' Pope Says While Urging Compassion for Politicians
"The problem of abortion, abortion is more than a problem, abortion is murder," Pope Francis said. "Scientifically, it's a human life."
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Police Across America Rebel Against Vaccine Mandates
Significant numbers of police officers are refusing to get vaccinated, despite COVID-19 becoming the leading cause for line-of-duty deaths.
Mike Pence Could Become Donald Trump's Nemesis in 2024
The former vice president's political advocacy group is reportedly trying to raise $18 million during its first year.
After Newsom Staves Off Recall, California Officials Announce Recall Reform
"At some point they won't dodge the bullet, and a governor will be replaced by someone who had less votes on the same ballot," former Governor Gray Davis said.
Faroe Islands to Review Dolphin Hunt Polices After Massacre Sparks Outrage
Photos and videos of nearly 1,500 dolphins being slaughtered were condemned across social media.
How to Check Where SpaceX's Inspiration4 Space Crew Is Above Earth
The three-day mission will see the first all-civilian space crew orbit the Earth roughly once every 90 minutes, going higher than any humans have since the Hubble telescope was serviced.
Some Tech Companies to Cover Abortion Costs as New Texas Law Impacts Hiring
Texas' new abortion law has already come up in hiring talks, one tech company founder told Newsweek. Some will pay for out-of-state abortions.
QAnon Figures Fear 'False Flag,' Warn Followers Against September 18 Rally
Capitol Police say hundreds of extremists could attend Saturday's demonstration, but some prominent conspiracy theorists are telling their supporters to stay away.
Vladimir Putin Says COVID Is Rampant Among His Entourage
The Russian president has gone into isolation although the Kremlin says he has tested negative for the disease.
'Cops' Revival One Year After Cancellation Labeled 'Repugnant' By Activists
The long-running reality series was canceled in 2020 by Paramount Network during the wave of Black Lives Matter protests. It is now returning on Fox Nation.
National Guard Requested to Help Capitol Police During September 18 Rally
Far-right groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers are expected to attend. The Capitol Police chief said they will "not tolerate violence."
California First to Drop High COVID Transmission Status, Has Lowest Rate
California reported a seven-day average case rate of 97.8 new cases per 100,000 people, according to the CDC.
Minnesota Dems Expel State Rep. Thompson Amid Multiple Controversies
Following the vote to expel him, John Thompson said he would continue representing his district despite calls from the Legislature for him to quit.
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America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers 2021
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Best Infection Prevention Products 2021
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Vaccine Mandates Scored a Huge Victory in the California Recall Election
The state's vaccine requirements will remain in place after Republican candidates failed to replace Gavin Newsom.
Biden Has 'Great Confidence' in Mark Milley Amid Backlash Over China Calls
Biden defended the Joint Chiefs Chair amid backlash over calls he had with his Chinese counterpart during the previous administration.
Space X Launch of 4 Civilians: Who Are They, What Training Did They Get
The fully automated Dragon capsule will carry the four riders, none of who have experience as professional astronauts, to an altitude of 357 miles,
Sun-Like Stars Devour Planets in Chaotic Regions of Space
Our solar system is a relatively calm and ordered place compared to the systems of Sun-like stars that have consumed their own planets.
Prince Andrew to Be Served by U.K. High Court in Boost for Rape Accuser
Virginia Giuffre claims she was forced to have sex with the Duke of York while a 17-year-old trafficking victim.
'Cops' Revival One Year After Cancellation Labeled 'Repugnant' By Activists
The long-running reality series was canceled in 2020 by Paramount Network during the wave of Black Lives Matter protests. It is now returning on Fox Nation.
The Mu and Delta Variants of COVID Compared
The Mu variant was first identified in Colombia in January 2021 and has now been confirmed in all 50 U.S. states.
'We Got Embarrassed': California Loss Leaves Conservatives in Crisis
YouTube personality Dave Rubin posted a sarcastic tweet congratulating the "California machine" for "the destruction of the state."
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