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The former president sued the Pulitzer Prize Board for defamation for awarding prizes for reporting on Russian election interference allegations.

President Volodymyr Zelensky wants the peninsula annexed by Russia in 2014 to be part of his country again.

The founder of the Libs of TikTok account, which targets liberals, said the Florida governor offered to let her stay with him when she was "doxxed."

"Fox & Friends" host Steve Doocy said on Friday that Musk has "got to explain why" multiple journalists had their Twitter accounts suspended.

Whitney Henriquez praised a new letter that condemns the public shaming of her sister following this summer's verdict in her trial with her ex Johnny Depp.

The Senate minority leader's super PACs have spent more on each individual Senate race than Trump's have in total.

Newsweek Fact Check looks at the claims, rumors and potential fallout surrounding the Mar-a-Lago search warrant.

The comment came amid a discussion about new reporting that Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence, allegedly applied pressure to 29 Arizona lawmakers.

The survey's results come a week after 10 Black people were fatally shot by a white teen in a mass shooting at a Buffalo, New York, grocery store.

Brown has said the royals "should write a huge cheque" to persuade Harry to "postpone" his tell-all memoir.

The controversy over a piece from "The Washington Post" naming the operator of a right-wing Twitter account continues with both parties accused of missteps.

Under the current order, the issues of censorship and political intimidation of opponents continues to transcend traditional partisan alliances.

"Raichik isn't just some average woman w/ a social media account," Lorenz said about the woman behind the influential right-wing Libs of TikTok account.

The person behind the social media account that frequently targets liberals has seemingly addressed the added attention from being publicly identified.

Conservatives are accusing Lorenz of "doxxing" the mysterious woman pulling the strings of the influential Twitter account.

"Washington Post" columnist Taylor Lorenz answers questions about the gear she uses as well as the products catching her eye at the moment.

It's "not hard to foresee" the proposed state agency "harassing election officials or voting rights groups," wrote the Washington Post board.

The Oakland County Sheriff said they had no knowledge about the online threats against the school prior to the shooting.

The former secretary of state told Bob Woodward this summer that the U.S. couldn't win in Afghanistan and it was time to bring the troops home.

The publisher of The Washington Post, Fred Ryan, is asking for the administration's help in getting "204 journalists, support staff and families" in Kabul to safety.

Trump has ended the "From the Desk of Donald J. Trump" blog. Trump launched the communications platform on May 4 as "a place to speak freely and safely."

The newspapers issued corrections on Saturday regarding their initial reporting that Giuliani received an FBI warning about possible Russian influence efforts targeting him.

Brendan Green detailed some of the hardships his brother Noah had faced prior to Friday's deadly incident at the Capitol.

"Bezos WaPo domestically interfered in January GA Senate election," tweeted Republican strategist Blair Brandt.

"Could a Chinese lab worker have gotten infected or inadvertent leakage have touched off the outbreak in Wuhan?" the Washington Post editorial board asked.

The Massachusetts senator wrote in The Washington Post that the Democrats "need to deliver for the American people."

The cast of "The Daily Show" posed as partners in a humorous law firm for "presidential attorneys," complete with a phone number you can call.

"Trump shouldn't be allowed to set that standard," the board said.

"Some level of mitigation will be needed until vaccines or broad community immunity is achieved for recovering communities," the plan states.

The president's approval rating has also risen since an October poll.