Beatrice Dupuy
Staff Writer
Beatrice Dupuy joined Newsweek in 2017. She has formerly worked at the Star Tribune in Minneapolis where she covered several beats including education, county government and breaking news. During her time in Minneapolis, Dupuy reported on major news stories in the Twin Cities from the death of Prince, the fatal police shooting of Jamar Clark to a stabbing attack at a St. Cloud mall.
Men On Capitol Hill Make Sex Jokes, Congresswoman Said
"I want to be clear, I never had a run in with a child molester like Roy Moore and I was fortunate in the type of harassment that I did suffer," she said.
Gunman Hid Wife's Dead Body Before Shooting
A California gunman who killed five people Tuesday had killed his wife and hid her body prior to the shooting.
Nobel Laureates Protest Trump
"I will not put my foot into the White House as long as Trump, Pence, or Ryan (i.e., the possible succession of impeachments) will occupy it," Joachim Frank said.
Five Dead After Gunman Shoots Up Home And A School
Students shot at a Northern California Elementary School.
Florida Student Commits Suicide at School
A Florida high school student shot himself outside of school and died Tuesday.
White Florida Man Says He's Now Filipino
"I believe we all have the freedoms to pursue happiness in our ways," Ja Du said.
Is Omarosa Causing Chaos At The White House?
Omarosa Manigault faces another accusation this week that she is creating disorder in the White House.
China Has a 'Magic Island Maker'
"It could very well be a signal that China feels emboldened to move further with its South China Sea claims."
Report Details Betsy DeVos's Lavis Lifestyle
Betsy DeVos's family has hired help for all their needs, even a Christmas present buyer.
Men Think Staring At Boobs Is OK
A poll found that seven European countries have different views on what constitutes sexual harassment.
Indian City Removes Beggars for Ivanka Trump
The Indian city of Hyderabad has banned beggars from taking the streets until 2018 ahead of an entrepreneurship summit that Ivanka Trump will be attending.
Murderer Asks Judge for Execution
A Nevada inmate has asked a judge for his execution to take place on Tuesday after pleading for a year to be put to death.
Schools Accused of Banning Black Lives Matter Signs
The Northern California ACLU has accused the Alameda Unified School District of telling students to keep Black Lives Matter materials out of its schools.
Twitter Users Fire off 280-Character Tweets
Twitter users have fun with the new 280-character limit.
California NAACP Wants Congress to End National Anthem
California NAACP officials are urging Congress to replace what they say is a racist national anthem.
Juror Asks Judge to Explain Meaning of 'Senator'
During the corruption trial for Senator Bob Menendez, a juror asked the judge to define a senator.
American Flag KKK Hood Artwork Sparks Outrage
University of Miami associate professor receives death threats for her American flag KKK hood artwork on display until Veterans Day.
Report Says 'Liberal Media' Not Biased Toward Trump
A report finds that "liberal media" may not be as biased as President Donald Trump thinks it is.
Faith Leaders Increase Security After Texas Shooting
"What kind of security tops God's protection?" a religion professor asked.
Rosa Maria Hernandez Released From Custody
ACLU announced the release of 10-year-old Rosa Maria Hernandez who was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol.
What's Causing Mass Animal Die-Offs?
Mass animals die-offs have researchers worried about their ecological impact.
Kushner's Company Hit With More Than 170 Violations
"We expect all landlords to comply with the code requirements that protect the health and safety of their tenants, even if the landlord's father-in-law is president of the United States," a local official said.
White Student Banned After Hate Crime Charge
In a post, the white student reportedly bragged about how she finally got rid of her "Jamaican Barbie" roommate.
Oregon Teachers Told to Report Student Sex
"We are erring on the side of caution," a district spokeswoman said.
What Is An Enemy Combatant?
Republican leaders including Senator John McCain have called for Sayfullo Saipov, the NYC terror attack suspect, to be called an enemy combatant.
White College Student Arrested for Bullying Roommate
Police arrested Brianna Rae Brochu and charged the University of Hartford student after her roommate found out that she was violating her stuff and posting about it online.
Bullying Against Muslim Students Rises
A new report finds that Muslim students more likely to be bullied than in years past.
NYC Attack: Why Terror Groups Use Trucks To Kill
"The threat of vehicle attack is paralyzing in its own way and worse than single shooter attack," a security expert said.