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The papal state has yet to comment on allegations that it facilitated the recovery by the U.S. government of a UFO that supposedly crashed in Italy in 1933.

The ex-president "had no business" bringing top-secret information to Mar-a-Lago, conservative lawyer George Conway said Friday.

"I think they should get some more money, 'cause they be working extra hours for us, and all that stuff," a young Prince said of teachers in the archived video.

Website developer Neal Agarwal has created an easy-access digital time capsule that lets you visit popular websites, frozen in time from a decade ago to the exact date.

"Anyone who doesn't think this is going to happen with YouTube is kidding themselves," one Twitter user warned.

Long before he wrote Newsweek's cover story on LeBron James, UCLA star Lew Alcindor, now Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, was on the cover himself. Here's an excerpt.

The archdiocese said that it was fully cooperating with the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office's investigation.

"The Beatles sound either uptight or, what's worse, so loose as to be coming apart." Newsweek's critic was not impressed by The White Album.

In a 2008 cover story, Newsweek reported on John McCain's long, hard journey from "rebel without a cause" to leading presidential candidate.

In 1978, Louise Brown became the first human ever born after conception by in vitro fertilization.

"You just wanted to put your arms around him and say, 'Bobby, it's gonna be OK.'"

In this 1997 piece, Newsweek reports on how Princess Diana raised her sons, and how her death affected them.

The pioneer of New Journalism and the author of the best-selling 'Bonfire of the Vanities' wrote 'The Copper Goddess' in 1986.

As America's First Volunteer, Barbara Bush has had to cut back on what she loves best: the hands-on volunteer work that has given her so much satisfaction over the years.

"Overwatch" added a ton of new changes in their April 10 patch notes.

"Overwatch" Uprising is on its way. Find out when the Retribution event begins, so you don't miss out on any Talon-slaying time.

"Tim Burton's demented 'Beetlejuice' certainly demands respect, even if it's more enjoyable in concept than in execution."

The "Overwatch" Archives event will feature the Venice incident and will offer more insight as to what Blackwatch actually does.

'Sex and the City' shows us single women who are anything but desperate.

"My goal," Hawking said, "is a complete understanding of the universe."

The 1998 Coen Brothers flick is a stoner classic. Newsweek's film critic wasn't impressed.

America's best-known Christian evangelist died has died at 99. Jon Meacham profiled profiled him in 2006.

Fats Domino talked to Newsweek while he embraced his "original style" on a nightclub tour in 1970.

"The Beatles have lost their innocence, certainly, but loss of innocence is, increasingly, their theme."

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a film called Star Wars opened up in theaters and changed the world.

This is the only early Beastie Boys profile you need.

Ellen DeGeneres' sitcom, 'Ellen,' became one of the first major TV shows with an openly gay character 20 years ago today.

'The Internet? Bah!:' Revisit just how wrong scientist Clifford Stoll was in 1995 on the future of the web.

"U2 is turning itself into the rock phenomenon of 1987."

The singing of a Holocaust survivor recorded onto steel-wire spools in 1946 was missing for decades. Now it is moving us to tears.