Gov monitors Global Entry travelers daily, even if they aren't traveling
"Trusted traveler"? Don't kid yourself. If you traveled this year, the Feds are spying on you.
How Ukraine is crushing Russia's famed 'God of War' artillery
Though the artillery duel between Russia and Ukraine has been relentless, it is Russia that is now suffering the greatest losses.
Read the leaked secret intelligence documents on Ukraine and Vladimir Putin
The Russian leader and his circle have seen all the documents by now, and he'd probably prefer that no one else did.
Moscow's slow, bloody march to defeat
Even if Russian troops seize the embattled city of Bakhmut, it will not "change the tide" of the war in Ukraine as their losses continue to mount, defense officials say.
Joe Biden inches toward war with Iran, makes Israel full military partner
The U.S. military is refocusing from the "war on terror" to potential combat with the Big Four: China, Russia, North Korea and Iran.
FBI ramps up spending to fight MAGA terrorism
The Bureau is conducting three times as many domestic terrorism probes as it was five years ago—and spending less on LGBTQ, race, antisemitism.
As Ukraine gets closer to victory, nuclear war gets closer too
U.S. officials working on nuclear-weapons issues tell Newsweek that not enough is being done to avoid escalation as Putin's war failures leave him few options.
Biden Thinks Non-Nuclear Threats Will Stop Putin. His Military Doesn't
The United States needs to talk the nuclear talk—and not be held back by the fear of having to walk the walk, military officials say.
For Vladimir Putin, This Is the Beginning of the End
U.S. intelligence officials are gun-shy about making predictions. But "Putin has to be contemplating his own survival at this point," says one.
How Putin Botched the Ukraine War and Put Russia's Military Might at Risk
Nobody, least of all Vladimir Putin, thought Ukraine could hold off his invading army. What the Russian leader got wrong, and why.
FBI Sought Documents Trump Hoarded for Years, Including about Russiagate
The Mar-a-Lago search was specifically intended to recover Donald Trump's personal stash of hidden documents—which officials feared he might "weaponize."
Exclusive: Trump Raid Documents Could Reveal Informants on U.S. Payroll
The FBI sought to retrieve above-Top-Secret documents dealing with "sources and methods"—which Donald Trump does not have the authority to declassify.
Exclusive: An Informer Told the FBI What Docs Trump Was Hiding, and Where
The FBI's raid on Mar-a-Lago was carried out while Donald Trump was absent in the hope it would be low-profile. The plan was a "spectacular" failure.
War Crimes Investigation: Is Putin Targeting Civilians in Ukraine?
Amid charges that Moscow has committed war crimes, a Newsweek examination of Russian bombings reveals the facts obscured by the fog of war.
Yes, Ukraine Will Win the War
When Russia rolled into its smaller neighbor, the expectation was that Putin would win in 72 hours. He didn't. But he's not the only one reluctant to say so.
Putin Is Losing the War. Don't Be Fooled by What Happened in Severodonetsk
Recognizing how weak Russian forces are, Ukraine is not ceding anything. But it's also a holding action while they hope arms will reach the front in time.
Exclusive: Putin Treated for Cancer in April, U.S. Intelligence Report Says
The classified report, produced for President Biden, saw a turnaround from the previous assessment of the Russian leader's health.
Exclusive: Russia's Air War in Ukraine is a Total Failure, New Data Show
Russia has fired more missiles in the Ukraine war than have been fired by any country in any conflict since WWII—and has shockingly little to show for it.
Exclusive: Putin's Captured War Plans Show His Ukraine Ambitions Shrinking
The Russian president has backed away from trying to take all of southern Ukraine, even as President Biden confronts the danger of a Ukrainian victory.
Putin's Ukraine War Plans Were Revealed in Parade: 'It's Not a Good Sign'
U.S. military and intelligence analysts extracted clues about Russia's next moves.
What Putin's General Was Doing in Ukraine, According to Top Secret Report
The number of Russian soldiers' deaths is so high that the movement of body bags off the battlefield is taking place under a veil of secrecy and at night.
Vladimir Putin Has to Appear Victorious 14 Days from Today. Can He?
Russia's failed southern offensive puts the Kremlin leader in a corner.
Putin's Iskander Missiles Are Battle-Tested—and Can Carry Nuclear Warheads
U.S. intelligence is watching closely for signs that the Russian armed forces are preparing any kind of nuclear strike.
How U.S. Intelligence Sees Russia's Behavior After Bucha
The "Bucha Effect" froze negotiations and led to a skewed view of the Ukraine war.
'Mindless' Killing in Ukraine Won't Stop Until Biden Changes Strategy
Russia and Ukraine both know they can't achieve their military goals, but the U.S., focused on punishing Putin, isn't moving to broker a deal.
The Ukraine War Is Over But the Biden Administration Hasn't Noticed
Russia and Ukraine are talking while the U.S. squanders the chance to help.
Putin's Bombers Could Devastate Ukraine But He's Holding Back. Here's Why
The Russian leader has to keep destruction and pressure at a very careful, just-bad-enough level to not draw in NATO but push Ukraine to negotiate.
Vladimir Putin's Nuclear Weapons Already Transformed the Ukraine War
The Russian leader's mere mention of his nuclear capabilities was enough to keep U.S. troops out of Ukraine and ensure that a no-fly zone was off the table.
Exclusive: Civilian Casualties in Ukraine 5 Times Higher than U.N. Report
"It's only going to get worse," one senior military officer tells Newsweek. "No one in Russia is twisting into a pretzel to avoid civilian deaths."
Putin's Forces, Stalled on the Ground, Turn Up the Brutality in Ukraine
Russians continue to grind forward, with slightly changed objectives: now they are fighting to put themselves in the strongest possible negotiating position.
