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The largest nuclear power plant in Europe was the topic of a Friday talk between Emmanuel Macron and Vladimir Putin.
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Senator Warren campaigned for two progressive candidates in battleground states Friday, saying their victories could codify Roe v. Wade "as early as January."
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"It is harder for Republicans to say now that the Biden administration has not accomplished anything," a political analyst told Newsweek.
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The number of Republicans who say they are more enthusiastic about voting in this year's midterm elections has also increased.
Salman Rushdie's Alleged Attacker Reveals Reason for Stabbing Him
The New Jersey man could not believe Rushdie survived after being stabbed approximately 10 times.
Five-Hour Waits, Mandatory Testing: Inside China's Zero-COVID Airports
From strictly managed deplaning to multiple bag disinfections and mandatory PCR tests, the journalist showed how China's zero-COVID policy is playing out.
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Republicans Kari Lake and Blake Masters have embraced Trump's 2020 election claims, but recent polling suggests that strategy isn't paying off.
Apple Hacking Alert: How to Update iOS and Mac Devices to Keep Data Safe
Apple warned users that hackers may have actively exploited security vulnerabilities on devices.
Ukraine Citizen Who 'Destroyed' Russian Su-34 Jet With Rifle Given Medal
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Putin Replaces Navy Chief Igor Osipov After Moskva Flagship Sunk
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An asteroid up to 750 feet in diameter is due to pass near to Earth on Saturday.
Democrat Mandela Barnes Defeats Ron Johnson in Wisconsin: Fox News Poll
Wisconsin's lieutenant governor currently appears favored by voters over the incumbent Republican senator.
Finland PM Denies Drug Use, Takes Test After Video of Party Went Viral
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Democrats Look for Midterm Rebound After String of Legislative Victories
"It is harder for Republicans to say now that the Biden administration has not accomplished anything," a political analyst told Newsweek.
Expect 'False Flag' Attack at Zaporizhzhia Today—Both Russia, Ukraine Warn
Zaporizhzhia, Europe's largest nuclear power plant, has been under Russian control since March 1.
How Donald Trump Lost Powerful Media Conservatives
Fox News host Laura Ingraham recently suggested that Trump supporters could think "it's time to turn the page" on the former president.
Ukraine in 'Condition-setting Phase of Counteroffensive' in Kherson
"Ukrainian maneuvers would likely try to encircle the city to eliminate the possibility of those Russian forces in the city leaving," a military expert said.
Inside DeSantis 'Anti-Woke' Law Partially Blocked by Judge
Judge Mark Walker said the so-called "Stop WOKE Act" was "upside down" when it came to the First Amendment.
Idris Elba is Everywhere with 'Beast' and 'Three Thousand Years of Longing'
"It's a survival film with an African American family. Culturally, I felt like something that we hadn't seen before," Idris Elba told Newsweek's Parting Shot about his new film 'Beast.'
Bill Nye's Vision of America in 100 Years
Bill Nye spoke to Newsweek about the potential disasters set to strike the USA, and what humankind can do about it.
Biden's Visit 'Emboldened' Saudi Arabia to Crack Down on Dissent—Activists
A Saudi woman's 34-year prison sentence for using Twitter is the beginning "of a larger wave and more brutal crackdowns," Abdullah Alaoudh told Newsweek.
