Conflict
Enormous Ancient Roman discovery made in mysterious city destroyed by war
The city, which was founded more than 2,000 years ago, had a short life, with evidence indicating that it existed only for a few decades.
Outrage over woman's response to sister's twin pregnancy news
"Her outburst was insulting and implied that her sister's growing family was the undesirable result of an overactive libido," an expert told Newsweek.
I Fell Out With My Best Friend Over a Wedding Payment—What Should I Do?
"It's been 25 years since I last spoke to my best friend. We fell out over a dispute about money at her wedding."
Brother blocking bride from hosting wedding at family property praised
Several Redditors criticized the bride-to-be, with one writing, "I cannot imagine having the audacity" to act the way she did.
Man urged to apologize for making wife wait 10 minutes longer at airport
Several Redditors sided with the husband in a viral post, while others criticized him, with one writing "you weren't paying attention..."
Putin will threaten strikes against NATO countries, Russian TV chief warns
RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan recently predicted that the Russian leader will give NATO an "ultimatum" over its support for Ukraine.
How U.S. may react to Chinese spy base on Cuba
Although the move "isn't going to herald a modern-day Cuban Missile Crisis," security think tank head Alan Mendoza told Newsweek the U.S. will respond.
U.S. rubbishes Sudan paramilitary force's evacuation claims
A U.S. official denied claims by one warring faction, the Rapid Security Forces, that it assisted with the evacuation of the American embassy in Khartoum.
Sudan in chaos as fighting enters second day, multiple civilians killed
Flights to Khartoum have been suspended, neighboring Chad has closed its border with Sudan and internet services have been blocked.
"Like a Shakespearean drama"—Brutal chimpanzee tribe battle caught on video
Known relatives have ended up on different sides of the conflict between two factions that once made up the same group—the largest chimp society ever recorded.
Qatar, Iran pressure world to condemn Israeli strikes in Gaza
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanani said the attacks on southern Lebanon violate the country's sovereignty and "territorial integrity."
This animal is being pushed to extinction by the Russia-Ukraine war
"Dolphins and porpoises washed ashore during our investigation exhibited fresh war-related injuries on their bodies," said researcher Ewa Węgrzyn.
Can A Toxic Mother-in-Law Actually Ruin Your Marriage? Experts Explain
It's important to remember that "you are not in competition with your mother-in-law," a licensed psychotherapist told Newsweek.
Kremlin admits Putin losing control of Russia's war narrative — ISW
A key spokesperson said Putin no longer exercises full control over the Russian information space, which has been used to push Moscow's war propaganda.
Hospital worker's method to stop woman stealing his parking spot is praised
"She should be thankful that you didn't just have her car towed when you arrived," wrote one user.
Former Russian commander floats "civil war" as he slams Putin's forces
Igor Girkin suggested on Saturday that a national division could be the solution to Russia's struggling Ukraine war.
Man who survived hyena attack trampled to death by elephant
The man was killed by a lone elephant on his way home in another example of human-animal conflict in the region.
China will attack U.S. soil if tensions boil over: Army secretary
Secretary Wormuth said that should a conflict break out, China will undoubtedly "go after the will of the United States public."
Biden's vested interest in Ukraine winning war goes beyond Russia
Committed to standing with Ukraine, Biden will have to make his case to the American people and show them that doing so is vital to the homeland, experts say.
Alaska has become the front line for U.S. global tensions
Yevgeny Satanovsky, the president of Russia's Institute of the Middle East, said on state TV early this February: "Alaska is ours again."
What Have We Learned After a Year of War in Ukraine?
Criticism of democracy is not new: thinkers from Plato to Socrates to Voltaire to Hobbes have expressed such sentiments, united by a common skepticism that average people possess enough of a clue to be trusted with any influence.
Husband disappointed by spouse's lack of career slammed: "not a top job"
Some 10 million mothers in the U.S. living with their school-age kids were not actively working in January 2021.
Husband putting password on TV so in-laws can't watch it cheered: 'Selfish'
Several users on Reddit sided with the son-in-law, saying the "entitlement and inconsiderate behavior" of the parents-in-law was "outrageous."
Teen forcing parents to replace her car or sister will face jail praised
Several users on Reddit sided with the 17-year-old in the viral post, including one who said her parents "ruined the vacation."
Putin's ally is causing him yet another headache
One of Putin's closest allies is facing increasingly bold attacks as Russian armies continue to falter in Ukraine.
The Three Steps To Conflict Mastery
What if there was a way to flip a switch to see conflict as good? How could that happen?
"We fled at night. No food or water. At the border, we could barely walk"
Desange Kuenihira shares her inspirational story about rebuilding her life in America.
Woman Cheered Over Response to In-Law Walking in on Her While in Bathroom
Nearly half of people (44 percent) report having more conflict with their mothers-in-law than their own mothers.
Mom urged not to host Christmas for 15 after in-laws invite their family
Several user on Mumsnet sided with the author of the latest viral post, including one who said: "You're not being unreasonable not to want all that work."
Jim Carrey, Margaret Atwood among 100 Canadians banned from Russia
The Russian Foreign Ministry announced the news on Monday in response to Canada's sanctions against Russia.