Nick Mordowanec

After citing a number of natural disasters in the U.S., Rep. Taylor Greene asked how many climate change-induced natural disasters their home countries have.

"There are a lot of beavers in that area, their habitat has been destroyed," said a Ukrainian official.

Anti-LGBTQ+ legislation is "opening up language and vitriol and hate and assault on the community," said one queer activist and psychotherapist.

One survey found that nearly 62 percent of companies have planned for a future of more remote work, potentially causing more commercial real estate anxiety.

Senator Tim Scott and "The View" co-host Sunny Hostin sparred for over three minutes about systemic racism on Monday.

"Trump's lawyers meeting with the Department of Justice means they expect an indictment, and probably sometime soon," a legal analyst told Newsweek.

"A lot of other companies right now are looking at this controversy and other controversies," a marketing expert told Newsweek.

"I'm not going to let us default, but I'm not going to destroy our military in the name of raising the debt," Graham said.

The former New Jersey governor is polling at around 1 percent in most GOP presidential surveys.

"Here at Fox, other corporations, there will be things they're going to have to change because the state of New York requires it," Harris Faulkner said.

"It would make far more sense to get that government from Idaho," said an advocate for relocating some 400,000 Oregonians into Idaho.

"It is frankly an insult to the American people to support a piece of legislation that continues to put our country's financial future at risk."

"I'm not going to be intimidated, bullied or silenced," Reade said during a press conference Tuesday in Moscow.

"Kevin McCarthy is emasculating himself and the Republican majority," one House member said Tuesday.

The popular restaurant has gone "woke" for a new focus on diversity, equity and inclusion, according to critics.

"The fatigue explanation is a concerning one because we might see avoidable casualties...and extra casualties," one researcher said.

Many stores will remain open during the annual holiday, taking place this year on May 29.

Amy Marlowe, executive director of the Alabama Education Association (AEA), told Newsweek that Tommy Tuberville's comments were a "cheap political soundbite."

"It's no holds barred from here on out because the stakes are so high," University of South Florida professor Susan MacManus said.

"If they've already said he is unequivocally not involved, why are they still calling another parent to testify?" retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer asked.

Former President Donald Trump is blaming Governor Ron DeSantis for Florida's morbidity rate during the COVID-19 pandemic.

More than 500 anti-trans bills have been introduced in 49 state legislatures since January 1.

"If you want accurate updates, make sure they're coming from us," tweeted DeSantis' campaign press secretary.

"If I'm DeSantis, I'm going to ignore the name-calling, knock it in the mud and I'm going to lean to the right on policy," Kayleigh McEnany said.

Apple is releasing a Pride-themed watch band to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, which it has championed for many years.

The Colorado representative's comments were "not factual and misleading," a women's policy expert said.

The suspect reportedly had a Nazi flag in his vehicle during the crash and subsequent arrest.

"Montana has no authority to enact laws advancing what it believes should be the United States' foreign policy," TikTok told Newsweek.

Russia's use of nuclear weapons "is practically zero," a nuclear expert told Newsweek.

"It is the bad taste in people's mouths from spiking gas prices ... that's affecting Biden's approval rating," an economist told Newsweek.