United States
Kind Gesture Praised After Delivery Driver 'Robbed' by Low $938 Order Tip
"The wealthier the client, the cheaper the tip," one Reddit user commented.
U.S. Megadrought Is Worst for Over 1,000 Years: How Long Could It Last?
A megadrought has been affecting vast swathes of the western United States for more than 20 years.
British Mom Warned Against Moving to U.S. After Roe v. Wade Overturning
"I understand there are many problems with America right now but does this outweigh the sadness my children will feel growing up without a father?"
What Is The G7 Summit 2022 And When Is It? Key Dates Plus Agenda
Helping Ukraine and tackling Russia will be priorities at the meeting held at Schloss Elmau in Germany's Bavarian Alps.
Monkeypox Cases Have Now Been Found in These 23 States
Monkeypox, usually seen in Central and West Africa, is currently spreading across non-endemic countries, including Europe and North America.
Herschel Walker Says There Are 52 U.S. States While Slamming Stacey Abrams
"There's what, 51 more other states you can go to," Walker said of Abrams after denouncing her for referring to Georgia as the "worst state" to live in.
Uvalde Police Stopped Husband of Teacher Trying To Save Her
Eva Mireles' husband, Ruben Ruiz, had attempted to save her after he received a phone call from her telling saying "she had been shot and was dying."
How Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act Will Affect U.S. and China
Washington and Beijing have traded words and sanctions on human rights abuses in Xinjiang, but now the U.S. is transferring some of the burden onto the business community.
Happy Father's Day Wishes: Sweet and Hilarious Messages to Write in Cards
Not sure what to write on the card for Father's Day? We've got the funniest and sweetest messages for your Father's Day cards.
China Warns U.S. Against 'Dangerous' Taiwan Policy Overhaul
The Taiwan Policy Act of 2022 aims to strengthen U.S. ties with Taiwan and help the country protect itself against any potential aggression from China.
Image of $1.29 Arizona Iced Tea Can Sparks Outrage, Dread Over Economy
A spokesperson for Arizona Iced Tea told Newsweek: "not to worry our price here is still 99¢."
What Is Open and Closed On Juneteenth? Postal Service, Banks Plus More
Newsweek has everything you need to know about Juneteenth, including banks, schools, universities and more.
Is There a Diesel Exhaust Fuel Shortage in The U.S?
The United States could soon be hit by a severe shortage of diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), impacting drivers already hit with record-high fuel prices.
Russia Refuses to Answer if Nuclear War Could Start Over Ukraine
"The media should be professional enough not to ask such questions," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told RIA Novosti.
Why Wednesday's Jan. 6 Committee Hearing Is Postponed
Former President Donald Trump said that the third hearing was postponed due to "very poor television ratings."
Forget College. Skilled Trades Are the Future of the U.S. Economy
At a time of growing income inequality and diminished opportunity, a return to basic skills education promises a new future for America's working class.
Is There a Power Outage in Knoxville? LCUB Issues Customer Alert
Newsweek has everything you need to know on what is occurring in Knoxville, if there's a power outage and if so how long it's expected to last.
Gas Station Worker Fired After Accidentally Charging 69 Cents a Gallon
A Shell gas station in Rancho Cordova lost $16,000 after the worker's mistake, which he has admitted and taken responsibility for.
Russia, Belarus Tennis Players Can't Play Under National Flags at U.S. Open
After Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February, players from both nations were banned from international tennis competitions altogether.
Today's Weather Forecast: Coastal Flood Advisory Issued for Parts of U.S.
Newsweek has everything you need to know on today's weather forecast, including a coastal flood advisory and which states are affected by it.
Seven in 10 Economists Expect Recession in U.S. Next Year: Poll
Most economists do not believe the Federal Reserve will raise rates by 0.75 percentage points in 2022.
U.S. Nuclear Weapons Spending Compared to China and Russia
The world's nine nuclear-armed countries have increased their nuclear spending by $6.5 billion in 2021 from the previous year, a report by ICAN has found.
The U.S. and Our Allies Must Stand Up to China on the Human Rights Council
No one expects the Human Rights Council to become a beacon of freedom and justice. Yet we should still expect the council to do its job and debate real human rights abuses, particularly the most egregious violations
Addressing Climate Change Is Safeguarding Human Rights
Now is the moment for the international community to stand in solidarity and decisively act to protect the human rights of people in all nations, rich and poor, north and south, who are suffering the unjust impacts of fossil fuel-driven climate change.
Gas Prices: What Is 'Demand Destruction'?
Gas prices are getting so high that consumers are starting to buy less gas, driving demand down, experts say.
Putin Is Investing $1.5 Billion in One of His Top Allies
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has publicly championed the role of import substitution in lessening reliance on Western products.
Philippines' Marcos Jr. Can Visit U.S Without Arrest Over $353M Court Order
The president-elect of the Philippines faces a major fine in relation to a human rights class-action lawsuit linked to his father's rule.
Here's How U.S. Gas Prices Compare to Other Countries'
Gas demand and prices are expected to continue growing as summer begins.
Russia's Oil Sales Are Keeping Putin's War With Ukraine Alive
Even with unprecedented sanctions imposed on Russia, experts say Putin won't run out of war funds anytime soon due to oil revenue.
Biebs Brew Coffee: Where Can I Buy Justin Bieber's Drink?
Everything you need to know about Justin Bieber's new coffee drink, including where you can buy it and when.