Margarita Noriega
Executive Editor, Digital
Margarita Noriega understands how the internet works for news — and doesn't. Prior to joining Newsweek, Margarita wrote and edited breaking news, video, and Internet culture stories for Vox.com in Washington, D.C., oversaw social media strategy for Fusion, including launching the network's international Snapchat Discover channel, and oversaw both breaking news and social media for Reuters News Agency. Margarita studied international affairs at George Washington University. She is based in New York and Twitter (@Margarita).
Trump's National Security Adviser Michael Flynn Resigns
Retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg will act as interim national security adviser.
What to Stream This Pre-Valentine's Day Weekend
Titles for every kind of Valentine's Day attitude, including "Chocolat," "How To Be Single," "Bride of Frankenstein" and "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend."
White House Daily Briefing, February 9
On Wednesday, Trump celebrated the swearing in of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Trump White House Daily Briefing, January 31, 2017
Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with President Trump on February 15, Sean Spicer announced on Monday.
Trump: Homeland Security to "Restore Rule of Law"
The Trump Administration has shut off processing of and admittance of Syrian refugees.
A Parade of Unanswered Questions Follows Trump
Trump continues to falsely claim that he lost the popular vote due to fraud.
How Are Federal Holidays Determined?
It's not unusual for a president to proclaim a national holiday, like President Trump recently did, but they rarely overlap on the same day as federal holidays.
What to Watch This New Year's Weekend
Ring in 2017 with titles like "New Year's Eve" (duh), "When Harry Met Sally," "2001: A Space Odyssey" and the original "Ocean's 11."
The Best Documentaries of 2016
Our list includes "Weiner," "O.J.: Made in America," "Newtown" and "The Beatles: Eight Days a Week—The Touring Years."
The Best TV Shows of 2016
We loved series like "Stranger Things," "The Crown," "Good Girls Revolt" and "Mr. Robot."
Leonard Cohen's 20 Best Songs
Leonard Cohen's songs captured longing, loss, lust and so much more.
Nine Films and Shows to Watch Before the Election
Terrified of Tuesday? Keep yourself occupied with titles like "Broad City," "Bulworth" and "Black Mirror."
Vine Dies on the Twitter
Vine gave us a way to block the haters with spoons and Peaches Monroee's "on fleek" eyebrows. And it was shut down without notice.
Man Autocompletes Success in Nuclear Physics
"Since I have practically no knowledge of Nuclear Physics I resorted to iOS auto-complete function to help me writing the paper," says Christoph Bartneck, who used autocomplete to write a scientific abstract.
Most Millennials Prefer Reading News, Not Watching It
Yes, people like to read the news. Especially younger adults.
Souplantation: Best Idea, Worst Name
Souplantation is like Disneyland's "It's A Small World" ride, but with a warm vegetable broth.
Barack Obama, Joe Biden and the Virality of Friendship
The most shared tweets from @POTUS, the @WhiteHouse, and @FLOTUS have one thing in common: an unabashed dedication to love, love, love.
Is Donald Trump Facing an Intervention?
Donald Trump's refusal to endorse Paul Ryan is sparking new concerns about the relationship between GOP leadership and the presidential candidate.
Instagram's Unfiltered Disappearing Act
Blink and Instagram is Snapchat. Or Vine. Or Twitter. It doesn't really matter, and it will change again.
Hillary Clinton: We Will Reform Criminal Justice
Hillary Clinton made U.S. history on Thursday as the first woman to secure a major political party's nomination.
The Presidential Hug That Broke Instagram
Instagram told Newsweek that the image of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton embracing after the president's speech on Wednesday was the most-liked photo of the 2016 campaign.
The Best Documentaries of 2016 So Far
From Anthony Weiner's misdeeds to Jackie Robinson's courage, these are the documentaries that have grabbed our attention in 2016.
Advanced Body Enhancement Technology, by the Numbers
Americans want extreme body enhancement technology to stay in the realm of fiction—and not enter real-world science.
How Donald Trump Could Delete His Twitter Account
If Donald Trump wanted to delete his Twitter account, per Hillary Clinton's request, here's how he'd do it.
Obama: Veterans embody "best of America"
Obama marked his last Memorial Day as a sitting president.
Sandberg's Message to Employers: Protect Working Moms
Facebook's COO urges everyone to 'give special thanks to the women who are raising children on their own.'
SNL's 'Church Lady' Returns to Skewer Cruz and Trump
Best-Trump-impersonator-ever, Darrell Hammond, returns with Dana Carvey to SNL.
To Catch 'Em All, Ask Siri About Pokémon
Pokémon's 20th anniversary is February 27th. Here's how to use Siri to catch 'em all.
Twitter's (10,000 Character) Long Game
Stop worrying about how long tweets are. Twitter is just catching up to other social networks.
