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Millions of people have taken part in the Plastic-Free July challenge, which asks participants to help reduce their plastic waste by choosing to refuse to use single-use plastics.
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"This is nonetheless a historically large disruption on critical oil infrastructure and these events represent a sharp escalation in threats to global supply with risks of further attacks," the bank wrote.
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Four States Cancel Republican Primaries, Angering Trump's GOP Challengers
"A president always defines his or her party, and today the Republican Party has taken a wrong turn, led by a serial self-promoter who has abandoned the bedrock principles of the GOP," wrote Weld, Walsh and Sanford.
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Trump Says 'We'll See' if Iran Hit Saudi Arabia
President Donald Trump argued that Iran lied about its June attack on a U.S. drone and may also be untruthful about a recent attack against Saudi oil sites.
Who Is Max Stier? CEO of Government Nonprofit Named as Kavanaugh Witness
"There is no doubt in my mind he's telling the truth," said legal analyst Glenn Kirschner.
Trump's NATO Attacks Are 'Dangerous' for Alliance: Former Secretary General
Anders Fogh Rasmussen told Newsweek that despite Trump's public condemnation, increased U.S. activity has helped the alliance become stronger than it was at the start of the president's term.
Special Forces Soldier Killed a Week After Trump Canceled Taliban Talks
The Taliban said more Americans would die after Trump said he was canceling a secret Camp David meeting aimed at ending America's longest war.
Edward Snowden Asks France to Grant Him Asylum
"Protecting whistleblowers is not a hostile act," the National Security Agency whistleblower said.
Blackest Black Ever Created Absorbs Over 99.99 Percent of Light
The material, which is 10 times blacker than anything produced before, was used to hide a diamond at an art exhibition at the New York Stock Exchange.
Man Denied U.S. Entry Kidnapped Five Hours After Return
An asylum seeker and his child were kidnapped and held for ransom by Mexican cartel members just hours after Trump administration asylum policies forced them out of the U.S. under its "protection protocols."
Boy Killed, Three Others Injured During Spate of Child Shootings in Texas
Three incidents involving children being shot by firearms occurred on Sunday in Fort Worth and Arlington.
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House Republicans Reveal 2020 Strategy: Attack Obamacare (Again)
"That's what we stand for. That's what we want to implement when we get the new majority next year, which we will," continued Scalise.
These Are the U.S. States That Will Be Most Affected by Climate Change
"The weather affects every place on the Earth, from our backyard to entire forested, agricultural, or oceanic landscapes," an expert told "Newsweek."
Former Google Engineer Warns Using AI in Weapons Could 'Start a Flash War'
"How does the killing machine out there on its own flying about distinguish between the 18-year-old combatant and the 18-year-old who is hunting for rabbits?," said former Google staffer Laura Nolan.
Gabbard Blasts Trump for Awaiting 'Instructions From His Saudi Masters'
The Democratic presidential candidate criticized the president after he said he was "waiting to hear" from Saudi Arabia before acting in regards to the weekend Aramco drone attack.
Why People Are Canceling Their Netflix Subscriptions
Fans of the hit show are not happy with the streaming service.
Facts, Events and Activities to Celebrate Constitution Day 2019
Ahead of Constitution Day on September 17, Newsweek took a look at what the celebration is all about.
Swirling Cloud Formation Touches the 'Terminator' Line In This NASA Image
NASA's Image of the Day shows an interesting circular cloud formation, taken above the Pacific Ocean on April 4, 2019 by an astronaut in the ISS.
Caitlyn Jenner Called 'Auntie Tom' Over Trump Support
Jenner was zinged by SNL's Chris Redd during Comedy Central's Roast of Alec Baldwin.
