Civil war
McCarthy's shaky leadership may not unravel MAGA amid Greene, Boebert feud
Their feud has caught political observers off guard, but the battle over the speakership might not change the policies of MAGA Congress members.
Inside the Republican civil war: Factions, battles explained
Here's a breakdown of the key players and issues at the center of the GOP's most recent infighting.
Abraham Lincoln's legacy still dividing the U.S. as statue vandalized
"With increasing frequency, we have tragically seen vandalism directed against Lincoln statues, particularly in the Midwest," a historian told Newsweek.
Russia's civil war among military leadership is fueling battlefield woes
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov and "Putin's Chef" Yevgeny Prigozhin appear to be backing each other in vilifying Russian defense minister Sergei Shoigu.
Ozarks drought reveals parts of Civil War caves lost for thousands of years
"The drought conditions are allowing cavers to enter passages that formed tens of thousands of years ago," cave expert John Gunn told Newsweek.
Mississippi drought reveals hidden Civil War relics in river
Riley Bryant discovered rusted Civil War bullets on the previously submerged banks of the Mississippi, as well as a soldier's belt buckle.
Marjorie Taylor Greene's Confederacy remark trashed by Civil War historians
The Trump-backing congresswoman was accused of having "dishonored U.S. veterans."
Sweeping midterm victory for GOP could spark party civil war over Ukraine
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said he doesn't encourage writing a "blank check" for Ukrainian aid in the war against Russia.
How Russian Civil War Could Start and Unfold—Putin Opponent
If Vladimir Putin is defeated in Ukraine, his "private armies," Russia's army and the FSB could form part of a "bloody" civil war, Mark Feygin told Newsweek.
King Charles III May Now Be Immune From Prosecution in Charity Cash Probe
King Charles III was reported to police by an anti-monarchy group who now want to challenge a legal principle that as U.K. sovereign he cannot be prosecuted.
Kathy Griffin Blasted for Saying to Vote Republican if You Want a Civil War
"If you don't want a Civil War, vote for Democrats in November," Griffin tweeted on Tuesday. "If you do want Civil War, vote Republican."
Civil War May Have 'Already Begun,' MSNBC Host Says, Citing MAGA Violence
"More than 40 percent of Americans think a civil war is likely in the next decade," Tiffany Cross said on Saturday. "Is this where history will say it began?"
Doug Mastriano Praised Armed Men Defending Confederate Statue
The Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate has a history of praising the Confederacy, though more than 33,000 Pennsylvanians died fighting for the Union Army.
Could Texas Really Secede? Experts Weigh in
Newsweek asked experts about the likelihood of Texas breaking away from the U.S. after the Texas GOP's proposed platform called for a 2023 referendum on secession.
Juneteenth Google Doodle: Who Are the Artists Behind the Illustration?
The Doodle was created by Virginia-based father-and-son artist duo Jerome and Jeromyah Jones.
What Is Juneteenth? History and Meaning Plus Why and How It Is Celebrated
The June 19 celebration became a federal holiday in 2021 but its origins go back to 1865.
U.S. Warship Found in 'Astounding Condition' After 160 Years on Sea Floor
The ship sank during the Civil War on New Year's Eve 1862, killing 16 on board.
Tucker Carlson Says 'Civil War' Will Happen if Gun Control Attempted
Tucker Carlson suggested that he does not believe restricting gun access would resolve the issues facing America.
Could Donald Trump's Civil War Post Disqualify Him From Running in 2024?
Commentators ask whether the former president could be banned under the 14th Amendment.
Union Victory Images Emerge Amid Trump Call for New Civil War
The former president shared a post on Truth Social calling for a new civil war in response to U.S. inflation.
Trump 'Chickenhawks' Wouldn't Last in His Civil War, Kinzinger Says
The Illinois Republican's prediction came after former President Donald Trump shared a Truth Social post that said "Civil War."
When Is Memorial Day and How Is It Observed? Traditions for Decoration Day
The national holiday remembers the lives of those who died defending their country during the Civil War.
Donald Trump's 'Civil War' Post Sparks Backlash: 'Beyond Dangerous'
Former President Trump shared the post on Truth Social, the platform he set up after getting banned from Twitter over fears he would use it to incite violence.
Trump Pennsylvania Rally for Dr. Oz the Latest Battle in GOP Civil War
"The Trump era is over in Pennsylvania because of his endorsement of Dr. Oz," a county GOP chair said recently.
Pro-Confederacy Supporter Promises Civil War Victory at Georgia Rally
"There are more of us than you think, people who think like us. White nationalists, pro-Confederate, pro-white," said one rallygoer.
Civil War 2.0? Why Splitting Up Would Be a $100 Trillion Mistake
There's a lot of chatter, sometimes wistful, about Civil War 2.0 in the U.S. Economically, it would be an unmanageable divorce.
'Intact' Bomb From Civil War Uncovered During Archeological Survey
Officials said the explosive was a Parrott shell and was located about 10 inches below the surface of the battlefield.
'Targeted Assassinations' Coming if Civil War Breaks Out: Adam Kinzinger
Kinzinger told The View that a 21st century civil war wouldn't be state against state, but armed group against armed group.
AZ Congressman Calls Marjorie Taylor Greene a 'Traitor' Who Wants Civil War
"Just say it if you want a civil war and officially declare yourself a traitor," Gallego wrote in response to Greene's suggestion of a "National Divorce scenario."
Millions of Armed Americans Ready to Seize Power If Trump Loses in 2024
If armed violence erupts in 2024, the fate of the nation might well be decided by a simple fact: a big subset of the Republican Party has been systemically arming itself for this very reason.