Less Than 50 Percent of Americans Back Climate Proposals to Cut Emissions
Only half of Americans view climate change as an "existential threat" despite the dire warnings from scientists.
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Twitter Reveals Algorithm Amplified Right-Wing Content
Tweets from conservative news outlets and Republican politicians were amplified more than those from the other end of the political spectrum.
Federal Reserve Banned Policymakers From Stock Trading, Is Congress Next?
"There're a lot of members of Congress, and some of them come from the world of business, and some have complicated family investments," David Wessel said.
Pentagon Corrects Austin on China, Taiwan After Biden Causes Confusion
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was committed to "the Three Assurances" and "Six Communiques," while he actually meant the Three Communiques and Six Assurances.
Hungary's Loyalties Lie With U.S., NATO Not China and Russia: Orban Rival
Peter Marki-Zay, who is leading the anti-Orban alliance, told Newsweek the next election in Hungary "is really a matter of life or death."
Podcasts
Errol Lewis talks NY Politics
Naveed Jamali talks with Errol Lewis about upcoming mayoral races in New York, and how they can serve as a test for Democrats in 2022 and 2024.
America's Most Loved Workplaces 2021
For the first time, Newsweek has partnered with the Best Practice Institute to measure how employees feel about their organizations.
America's Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers 2022
Newsweek partnered with Statista to name America's Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers 2022. This list spotlights the 470 best centers in the 25 states that have the most facilities.
Rankings
Best Online Shops 2022
Newsweek has once again paired with respected global data-research firm Statista to recognize 1,000 shops across 39 categories in eight groups.
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America's Best Banks 2022
To help you make sense of the new banking environment and find an institution that best suits your needs, Newsweek has partnered with LendingTree for our annual Best Banks rankings.
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.
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The Future of Finance is Ethical
Customer care and a robust digital platform are Dubai Islamic Bank's key essentials for staying the course over the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). DIB's sustainable and innovative banking are facing the future of finance head-on.
Caravan of Thousands of Migrants Plan to Start Journey North on Saturday
Regardless of the status of a petition filed to leave the area, the group will leave the Guatemala border city of Tapachula at 6 a.m.
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Putin Defends Joe Biden's Decision to Withdraw Troops From Afghanistan
The Russian president told a forum in Sochi that the U.S. should still take responsibility for its military withdrawal.
Hospitalized Robert Durst Charged in New York With Murder of Vanished Wife
Kathie Durst went missing nearly 40 years ago when she was 29 years old. While her body was never discovered, her family had her declared legally dead in 2017.
U.S. Expands Investigation Into Banks That Discriminate in Lending
"Lending discrimination runs counter to fundamental promises of our economic system," Attorney General Merrick Garland said Friday.
Taiwan Vows to 'Defend Itself' Amid U.S. Reversal, But China's Far Stronger
"The complete reunification of the motherland must be fulfilled, and it will definitely be fulfilled," Ma Xiaoguang of China's Taiwan Affairs Office said.
Steve Bannon Silenced on His Podcast After Being Held in Criminal Contempt
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene told Bannon's War Room about the vote to hold the host in criminal contempt over the January 6 insurrection probe.
States Which Ended Jobless Benefits Early Didn't See Workforce Increase
"Policymakers were pinning too many hopes on ending unemployment insurance as a labor market boost," said Fiona Greig, of JPMorgan Chase Institute.
Wisconsin Election Audit Uncovered No Widespread Fraud, Suggests Changes
"Despite concerns with statewide elections procedures, this audit showed us that the election was largely safe and secure," state Senator Robert Cowles tweeted.
Ex-Afghan Parliament Member Says U.S. Should Be 'Accountable' for Taliban
"As a superpower, the United States has a major responsibility and should be held accountable," Fawzia Koofi said.
Free Community College Plan Likely Cut, Advocates Want Concessions
"I promise you—I guarantee you—we're going to get free community college in the next several years and across the board," Biden said.
U.S. Counterintelligence Center Warns China Could Gain Edge With AI Tech
Beijing could one day be dominant in health care and leave the U.S. dependent on China, Edward You of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center said.
Pfizer COVID Shot for Kids 90 Percent Effective, Similar Symptoms as Teens
Rollout of the vaccine for young children could begin as soon as November, pending the approval from regulators like the FDA and the CDC.
With Laundrie's Death Confirmed, Third Gabby Petito Bodycam Still Withheld
Clips from a third police camera showing Laundrie and Petito after a reported altercation in August are still being withheld, authorities have confirmed.
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Turks and Caicos: More Than Paradise
In the era of remote work, where would you like to live? Famous for luxury tourism, Turks and Caicos welcomes sustainable living, business and investment.
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The Niche Purveyors of Japanese Monozukuri
Supported by the unique philosophy of Monozukuri (craftmanship), a number of Japanese manufacturers have developed unique technologies to become global niche leaders in complex industrial fields.
America's Most Trusted Brands 2022
Newsweek partnered with BrandSpark, a leading market research firm, to create this list. Thousands of shoppers participated in this edition and 83 service and E-commerce categories were included.
World's Best Hospitals 2022
Newsweek has partnered with Statista to develop the ranking of the world's best hospitals for the fourth year. Click to participate!
America's Best Nursing Homes 2022
This year's ranking identifies the nation's top 450 nursing homes based on three critical criteria: overall performance data, peer recommendations and each facility's handling of COVID-19.
World's Best Specialized Hospitals 2022
This ranking features the top 250 hospitals for cardiology and oncology, the top 150 for cardiac surgery and pediatrics and the top 125 each in endocrinology, gastroenterology, orthopedics, neurology, neurosurgery and pulmonology.
America's Best Customer Service 2022
Newsweek has partnered with global data research firm Statista to identify the stores that consistently provide the Best Customer Service 2022.
EDITOR'S PICK
Firing Fauci Now May Help Biden Manage the Next COVID Wave (and His Polls)
The disclosure that U.S. funds supported controversial research—and the failure to acknowledge that—deepened distrust of Fauci and the Biden administration.
SCOTUS to Hear Arguments on Texas Abortion Ban November 1, Doesn't Block It
The decision from the Supreme Court leaves the Texas law in place for the time being, prohibiting abortions in the state once cardiac activity can be detected.
Wuhan Lab Coronavirus Coverup Allegations Prompt NIH EcoHealth Ultimatum
The NIH demand's is the latest development in the controversy surrounding EcoHealth Alliance, the U.S. research group involved in coronavirus experiments.
Exclusive: Pick-up Artist Used YouTube, PayPal to Share Covertly Filmed Sex
After Newsweek reached out to tech companies whose services were used by Las Vegas pick-up artist Mike Ke, some have begun terminating his accounts.
Alec Baldwin on Shooting: 'No Words to Convey My Shock and Sadness'
The actor released a statement about the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
Americans Don't Want Any More Wasteful Spending
The American people are rejecting this spending binge because it's divorced from their actual concerns and priorities, and they can foresee the damage it will inflict.
Donald Trump's TRUTH Social Hints at Timeline of 2024 Run
The former president's new social networking site is to officially launch at the beginning of 2022.
How Was Brian Laundrie's Body Missed by Cadaver Dogs During Initial Search?
A K-9 handler said if the body was there for the entire search, the cadaver dogs should have been able to detect it because they quickly pick up human scent.
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