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The justice has faced criticism following a series of revelations that have raised questions about his ethics and disclosure requirements.

A video appeared to feature his GOP primary rival embracing ex-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chief Anthony Fauci, but the images were AI-generated.

It's possible that all we need to make a global, coordinated, enterprise-based climate approach a reality is one thing—trust.

The viral video appeared to promote the narrative that Western-sourced weapons are ending up in the wrong hands, but what did it actually show?

The former president mocked the Florida governor's error-filled 2024 announcement by sharing AI-generated Twitter Space.

An exclusive poll for Newsweek has found that one subject matter could cause Netflix subscribers to switch off in droves.

A screenshot of a job listing calling on Middle Eastern and African volunteers to join "Ukraine counteroffensive" went viral, but is it real?

Comedian Ilana Glazer, the face of the new Miller Lite ad campaign, has been criticized for past comments on Colbert's late-night show.

Senior U.S. District Judge Mark L. Wolf is scheduled to appear before a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on May 17.

Everyone uses Microsoft, including the U.S. government and military. The reliance on one vendor makes us more vulnerable to hackers and cyberspies, experts say.

Claims that three medical schools in North Carolina are offering young children gender transition treatments have been called "horrifying" online.

"If a dog comes up to him, he will either act all distant and aloof, or sidle away immediately," Charlie's owner, Michelle, told Newsweek.

Kennedy announced he is running for the Democratic Party presidential nomination on April 19, vowing to fight "corporate feudalism."

A record-breaking increase in Social Security benefits has caused a surge in related online scams, authorities said.

Brand reputation is everything and in today's highly interconnected world, it's more delicate than many realize.

The peninsula is a key war goal for Kyiv, but liberating Crimea is expected to be costly for Ukraine.

AI generation tools like ChatGPT and others have authors to thank for success.

Under new owner Elon Musk, Twitter is granting legitimacy to some of the platform's influential misinformers

"It's by no means a replacement for humans, but rather it could be a splendid tool in the hands of veterinarians," the dog's owner told Newsweek.

No matter how hard they try, moms and dads simply cannot keep up with the pervasive nature of online content.

While AI-assisted malware is certainly concerning, what remains the most alarming for the West is how artificial intelligence is changing the future of warfare—even faster than expected.

The people who have been breaking our brains for years will be back with a vengeance next cycle, all but ensuring the internet will be teeming with AI-generated disinformation come November 2024.

The octopus fell out of a shell that the woman had picked up, and bit her twice on the stomach.

Greta Thunberg has criticized politicians including Joe Biden and Donald Trump over climate change.

ChatGPT creator OpenAI has beaten Microsoft's Bing search engine in terms of traffic for the first time.

Full-length Russian propaganda films justifying the war proliferate on YouTube, despite the platform's ban on Russian state-funded media

As the first anniversary of Russia's invasion approaches, the architects of Ukraine's cyber militia are declaring it a model other democracies should emulate.

"Brushtail possums can be fussy eaters, especially when sharing their food," James Vandersteen, a researcher at the University of Sydney, told Newsweek.

Inventor Michael Bourque's father was an atomic veteran who fought in the Korean War and participated in U.S. military nuclear weapons tests.

Two people were killed Wednesday after a military helicopter of the Tennessee National Guard crashed near Huntsville, Alabama.