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The Florida governor is 'Trump without the personality baggage,' as a GOP insider puts it, and his recent moves suggest he's gearing up for a presidential run.
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Biskvitne, Ukraine
The remains of a Russian helicopter in a field pockmarked by bomb craters on May 16. Ukrainian and western officials say Russia is withdrawing its forces from around Kharkiv, the country’s second-largest city, and pulling them back close to the nearby Russian border. However, Russia has taken control of the southeastern city of Mariupol following two months of intense fighting.
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The Russian president has backed away from trying to take all of southern Ukraine, even as President Biden confronts the danger of a Ukrainian victory.
How to Beat the Highest Price Hikes On Food, Clothing, Travel, Cars, More
Record-high prices are likely to stick around all year, experts say. Here are creative ways to save on the everyday items that have risen the most in price.
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Pride month is just around the corner, but you don't need to wait to celebrate. Here, some of the spots where celebrating inclusivity is an everyday occasion.
Jean Smart is the Meryl Streep of Television. Deal With It
"If she's in a bad mood, all bets are off, and she could be rude to anybody," Jean Smart tells Newsweek about her character Deborah Vance on HBO Max's 'Hacks.'
For Jay Ellis, 'Top Gun: Maverick' Was a Full Circle Moment
"It was like a film school, a flight school, a master class, all wrapped into this cockpit," Jay Ellis tells 'Newsweek' about working with Tom Cruise in 'Top Gun: Maverick.'
