Florida Sets Daily COVID-19 Record With 21,683 New Cases
The state saw its highest daily case number since January.
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Trump Says He Didn't Ask DOJ to Call Election 'Corrupt'
"In fact, it is just the opposite," Trump said of the handwritten notes reportedly penned by him.
Inmates are Dying in Connecticut's Prisons Due to Medical Negligence
Staff shortages and mismanagement of medical services have led to serious conditions such as lupus and cancer being identified too late.
Mark Meadows Touts Trump's Endorsement Power Despite Texas Candidate Defeat
The former White House chief of staff insisted the former president's endorsement has "unbelievable power at perhaps historic levels."
'We Live in A Boat That Survived Dunkirk And an IRA Bombing'
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Ireland: A Land of Opportunity
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America's Best PetCare Brands 2021
We looked at 245 brands across a range of categories, ranging from food and accessories to care and health services, and found the best in each for dogs, cats, birds, fish and rodents.
Best Infection Prevention Products 2021
Newsweek, in partnership with the Leapfrog Group, presents our second annual review of the best infection prevention products, highlighting companies whose products are most promising for helping patients and the healthcare workforce.
World's Best Smart Hospitals 2021
Newsweek has partnered with Statista to develop a list of 250 hospitals that best avail themselves of the most advanced technologies.
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Which are the USA's Leading Public Affairs, Policy & Administration Programs?
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Which Business Schools are Rising to Today’s Challenges?
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The Best Education Starts with a Leading University
Good universities are built from the ground up by visionaries who can articulate and adhere to a strict ethos of academic excellence. Where can they be found around the globe?
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The Best Credit Cards of 2021
Credit card companies pumped up their rewards to keep consumers spending during the pandemic. Newsweek's first card ranking will help you pick your best offer.
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Best Nursing Homes 2022
Newsweek is partnering with Statista to establish the third ranking of Best Nursing Homes in the US. If you are currently working as nurse, health care professional and in nursing homes, we'd like to hear from you.
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Progressives Frustrated as Biden Lets Federal Eviction Moratorium Expire
It remains unclear why this issue was left until the last minute. The House left for their break on Friday with some Democrats blaming the White House.
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Tokyo Sets New Daily COVID Record After First Week of Olympics
On Saturday, city officials said at least 4,058 people tested positive for COVID-19, marking the highest its been since the pandemic first began.
Sarah Palin on Running for Senate: 'If God Wants Me to Do It, I Will'
The former governor of Alaska told a religious event that she would hope to have better support from Christians if she returned to politics.
51% of Voters Approve of Biden's Performance; Just 25% Approve of Congress
A recent study by the George Washington University Politics Poll shows that the majority of voters are in favor of President Joe Biden's performance as commander-in-chief.
Ron Johnson Against Vaccine Mandate, Unless Disease Is 'Incredibly Deadly'
The CDC reports more than 610,000 people have died from COVID-19 in the U.S. since the start of the pandemic.
Funds to Cover Back Rent Delayed as Eviction Moratorium Set to Expire
Congress must "meet the needs of the American people: Both the families unable to make rent and those to whom the rent is to be paid," Nancy Pelosi said.
China's Taishan Nuclear Plant Shuts Down After Damage to Fuel Rods
Last month, Chinese authorities sought to downplay the problem, saying minor fuel rod damage was to blame for radioactive gases that had built up at the site.
Israeli President Gets Covid Booster Shot as WHO Says They're Not Needed
With over 60s eligible to get COVID vaccine boosters, Israel is the first country to widely provide a third dose of a Western shot to residents.
What Texas Governor Greg Abbott's Mask, Vaccine Order Outlines
The Republican governor said "the path forward relies on personal responsibility rather than government mandates."
Bill De Blasio Mulls Vaccine Requirement for New York City Restaurants
"I keep saying we're climbing the ladder in terms of more and more mandates, tougher and tougher measures to make sure that people are vaccinated," de Blasio said.
Low-Income Families Using Child Tax Credit to Pay Bills and for Other Needs
The Treasury Department estimates that 35.2 million families received payments in July, with the amounts averaging $423.
Alleged Capitol Rioter Turned in by Member of His Church Prayer Text Group
An unidentified witness provided the FBI with information about Glen Brooks after he sent a selfie from the Capitol on January 6 in a church prayer group text.
182 Russian Staffers Laid Off From U.S. Embassy in Moscow
"We value our deep connection to the Russian people. Our people-to-people relationships are the bedrock of our bilateral relations," U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.
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America’s Best Eye Doctors 2021
Taking care of your eyes is important and finding the right doctors can make a big difference. Newsweek partnered with Statista to find the best eye doctors in the United States.
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How IB Schools Help Your Child Get Ahead.
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America's Best Trending Online Shops 2021
Newsweek teamed up with Statista to compile for the first time the 1,000 best trending online shops across eight general categories.
World's Best Specialized Hospitals 2022
Newsweek is partnering with Statista Inc. to establish a ranking of World's Best Specialized Hospitals 2022. Join us and take part in this survey.
America's Best Plastic Surgeons 2021
Newsweek has partnered with Statista to feature the top 200 plastic surgeons for Breast Augmentation and the top 150 for Liposuction, Facelift, and Rhinoplasty.
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America's Most Trusted Brands
Newsweek has partnered with leading market research firm BrandSpark International for the second year to highlight the 2021 winners of the BrandSpark Most Trusted Awards for everyday consumer product brands.
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Pawp Helps Pet Owners Avoid Costly Vet Bills - Here's How
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Why Millennials and Gen Z Aren't Proud to Be American
Polling shows a patriotism gap between the old and the young. Newsweek explores why American pride is dying out with younger generations.
Mike Lindell's Relationship With Fox News Finally Sours
The MyPillow CEO has pulled ads from the network, after it reportedly rejected playing a commercial repeating his claims of voter fraud.
Disney's Brutal Response to Scarlett Johansson Suggests Ugly Legal Fight
Disney responded with a brutal statement, labeling Johansson's lawsuit "distressing," suggesting the studio has no intention of backing down.
'I'm an Olympic Gymnast. Women Face "Twisties", Periods and Leotard Fears'
There are some people out there calling Simone Biles a quitter. That is not what she did. She made the best decision for the team and has since revealed she had "the twisties." When you're lost in the air, sheer panic goes through your whole body. I've definitely had it.
Gavin Newsom Says Recall Loss Would Have 'Profound Consequences Nationwide'
"If they kick me out, I'm gonna feel good about what we just did, and not ever regret a damn thing," Newsom said.
CDC Data Suggests Anti-Vaxxers Thwarting Vaccines' Success
An internal document leaked to the Washington Post this week suggests unvaccinated people are posing a threat to those who are vaccinated.
The Limits of Government Disease Control
When disease risk drives private prevention, government prevention such as regulations and subsidies for preventive behavior often have limited effect.
Black Athletes Lead Conversation on Mental Health
Athletes are increasingly taking ownership of their bodies, even at the risk of disappointing millions of adoring fans, sponsors and coaches.
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