Julia Glum

Martin Heinrich has compared Donald Trump to Richard Nixon, while Richard Burr has defended Comey as an "ethical, upright" person.

Comey is set to testify Thursday.

CNN called Thursday's hearing "Washington's Super Bowl." Are you ready?

The Wall Street Journal recently analyzed student test results that showed many seniors only had basic critical thinking skills.

One reporter said he'd never seen a politician's motorcade inspire so many middle fingers.

Newsweek sat down with Bill Nye and his coauthor, Greg Mone, Sunday at BookCon in New York City.

Asked about the president's response to Saturday's attack in London, Conway said reporters were trying to "make this about something other than what it's about." 

The runoff for the House seat is set for June 20 in Georgia's 6th congressional district.

The ruling party, Fine Gael, selected Leo Varadkar to be its leader on Friday.

The education secretary praised Trump for his Paris accord decision and his "commitment to rolling back the unrealistic and overreaching regulatory actions by the previous administration."

Hillary Clinton, who vanished for months after her November loss, has been on a tour of sorts recently.

The second half of the finals will kick off at 8:30 p.m. EDT.

Mr. Met got in trouble Wednesday night for flipping the bird, but his colleagues on other teams have arguably done much worse.

Here are 90 crazy words from past Scripps National Spelling Bee competitions.

The author tells Newsweek that "life is almost always troublesome, which is why it is important to look at literature more often and one's phone less often."

Bryan Moles, 43, was arrested Wednesday.

The Seventh Court found Tuesday that the school district was likely violating Ash Whitaker's rights as guaranteed through Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and the Constitution.

Compared with students at traditional preschools, kids at gender-neutral preschools are less likely to be uninterested in playing with children who aren't the same sex that they are.

Who exactly created it and where are unclear, but it is generally agreed that the holiday has its roots in the Civil War.

Jared Kushner, son-in-law-turned-senior-adviser, is planning to update his financial disclosure form with information about the pieces.

Clinton told the graduates they should "make defending truth and a free society a core value of your life every single day."

The group of teachers reportedly also gave out a "most likely to become homeless" award.

Jeff Flake and Tim Kaine are pushing for a new Authorization of Military Force that would "define the scope of the U.S. mission against terrorist organizations" like ISIS, al-Qaeda and the Taliban.

Gianforte was charged with misdemeanor assault after allegedly body-slamming Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs.

The first lady and the president's daughter both wore veils Wednesday in Italy—but they didn't earlier in the week in Saudi Arabia.

More than a dozen victims had been identified in the press as of Wednesday afternoon.

Melania Trump announced Monday that Barron will head to St. Andrew's Episcopal School in Potomac, Maryland, in the fall.

The Vermont senator will support Democratic candidate Rob Quist in Montana this weekend amid doubts about 2020.

A mom in Houston went viral this week after posting a lengthy Facebook status about having to take her young daughter to the emergency room when the girl swallowed part of her fidget spinner.

Fox News announced his death on air Thursday just minutes after the conservative outlet Drudge Report broke the story.