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Trump Bashes Ben Sasse as Author Urges Former President to Take Senate Seat
Sasse is expected to resign from his Senate post after being announced as the No. 1 choice for the presidency of the University of Florida.
What Governors, Candidates Are Saying About Biden's Marijuana Pardons
President Joe Biden announced on Thursday that federal offenses of simple marijuana possessions would be pardoned.
FBI Busts to Socialism: Hilarious Reviews Roll in for Right-Wing Dating App
"This app was clearly created by Democrats as a way to subvert our constitutional rights as conservative Americans," another one-star review read.
North Korean Missile Tests at All-Time High After Slowing Under Trump
"I've never seen this many tests in this short of time," Jenny Town, a senior fellow at the Stimson Center, told Newsweek.
Trump Critics Float Theory Jared Kushner Urged Saudis to Cut Oil Production
The timing of the OPEC decision to cut oil production right before the U.S. midterms is drawing speculation.
Russia Leaves Trail of Destruction in 'Scorched Earth' Retreat: Ukraine
Russia, meanwhile, has reportedly fallen behind in its conscription goals.
America's Energy Crisis and the Eternal War That Dems and GOP Are Locked In
President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act has been described as the biggest action on climate change ever from the U.S.—but will it last?
Putin Has 'No Need' for Exit Strategy Amid Failures, Former Adviser Says
Andrei Illarionov told Newsweek that "Putin's positions are quite strong now" and "there is no threat to his power."
GOP's 'Family Values Ruse' Busted by Herschel Walker Scandals: Ex-RNC Chair
"Democrats didn't expose it, they didn't expose the family values lie. Republicans exposed their own lie," former RNC chair Michael Steele said.
Trump Silent on Biden's Saudi Diplomatic Debacle
"Trump would be wise to stay out of the way," Austin Carson, an associate professor of political science at the University of Chicago, told Newsweek.
Progressives Who Back Green New Deal Outraged Over OPEC Oil Production Cuts
"We must hold OPEC and its allies accountable for colluding to hike energy prices on working families," Democratic Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts said.
Doomsday Clock Today: Are Putin's Threats Pushing It Closer to Midnight?
The clock is already at the closest point to doomsday as it has ever been. Could it move closer when it is reset?
Herschel Walker Reveals He Hasn't Talked to His Son Amid Twitter Feud
The Senate hopeful said he's "not sure what" his son was talking about in his recent social media criticisms, but he would welcome a conversation with his son.
What's the Worst Thing Putin Could Do Short of Nuclear War?
Catholic University professor Michael Kimmage said that Putin's potential actions could "fall between acts of war and terrorism."
Herschel Walker's 'Baggage' Becoming 'Unbearable': Georgia GOP Lt. Governor
"If we're being intellectually honest, Herschel Walker won the primary because he scored a bunch of touchdowns back in the '80s," Geoff Duncan said.
Will Special Master Dearie Resign Over Judge Aileen Cannon's Actions?
There has been speculation the special master in the Donald Trump classified documents case may leave over "biased" decisions by the presiding judge.
What Will Putin Do Next? Russian Leader Faces Difficult Choices
"He doesn't have many good options, at this point, especially with the current posture," Retired Vice Admiral Robert Murrett, told Newsweek.
How John Fetterman and Dr. Oz Poll on Key Issues for Pennsylvanians
Dr Oz has narrowed his Democratic Party rival's lead in the crunch Senate race, according to a new poll.
Post-Roe Report Reveals How Many Clinics Have Stopped Offering Abortions
Fourteen states no longer have any clinics providing abortions as of October 2, which marked 100 days since the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe.
Democrats at Risk of Losing Elections Oppose Biden for 2024 Race
"I would say we need new leaders in Washington up and down the ballot," said Rep. Angie Craig, a House Democrat in a close midterm race in Minnesota.
Putin Left With Only Bad Strategies for Ukraine War: U.S. Military Officers
Dan Soller, a former Army intelligence colonel, said the best that Putin's army can hope to do is "defend, delay, attrit" and create difficulties for Ukraine.
Biden Praises DeSantis' 'Remarkable' Response to Hurricane Ian
It was their first face-to-face meeting since the Florida GOP governor ignited a feud with the President when he flew a group of migrants to Martha's Vineyard.