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Kamala Harris Says Tyre Nichols Beating 'Not in Pursuit of Public Safety'
Reverend Al Sharpton invited the vice president to deliver brief remarks during Tyre Nichols' funeral in Memphis on Wednesday.
Tyre Nichols' Death Sparks Police Brutality Concerns Among Republicans
More Republicans said police violence is common against Black people after Nichols' death, compared to those who said the same after George Floyd's death.
Republican Warns U.S. Military 'Way Behind' Amid Fears of War With China
GOP members of Congress told Newsweek they backed General Minihan's warning, which predicted a conflict with China could come as early as 2025.
Alex Murdaugh's Innocence Claim Could Hinge on New Video
The last video from Paul Murdaugh's phone before he and his mother were killed was shown in court on Wednesday.
Steve Bannon Slams Nikki Haley Amid 2024 Rumors: 'Ambitious as Lucifer'
On Wednesday, the Associated Press reported that Haley is planning to announce a bid for the 2024 presidency in the next few weeks.
Greg Abbott Considers New Election in Texas After Ballot Issues Discovered
The governor said the shortage of ballot paper may "necessitate new elections."
Donald Trump's Gathering His Troops for 2024 Election
Trump is racking up endorsements and appears to be seeking more, as several Republicans consider jumping into the 2024 presidential race.
Is the U.S. Headed for a Gas Shortage?
Gas prices have risen for the fifth straight week, and another Russian oil ban is expected to go into effect February 5.
Tyre Nichols' Rumored Connection to Cop's Ex-Wife Under Investigation
Last week, five former Memphis Police officers were charged with second-degree murder in the death of Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man.
Is Lake Mead Filling Back Up?
While Lake Mead's water levels have increased by a few feet since December 2022 thanks to the recent rain, it is projected to hit record lows later in 2023.
Strange Rare Fish From Time of the Dinosaurs Washes Up on East Coast
The 3-foot-long Atlantic sturgeon was spotted on the shore of Assateague Island by a naturalist who said he had seen only one other in 27 years.
FBI Search of Joe Biden's Delaware Home Is Huge Gift to Republicans
A "planned" FBI search is atypical, one attorney told Newsweek, though the mishandling of classified documents by multiple public officials is unusual.
The Rise and Fall of Alina Habba
Donald Trump first hired the lawyer in September 2021 and has worked with her to fight multiple lawsuits.
The Glaring Difference Between Biden And Trump's FBI Home Searches
Both had their homes searched by the FBI for possessing classified documents, but the execution in which the searches were conducted differs.
Tyre Nichols Funeral Updates: Service Filled With Tearful Tributes, Calls for Justice
Tyre Nichols was laid to rest during a funeral service Wednesday afternoon in Memphis, Tennessee.
Who Is Wesley Ruiz? Texas Prisoner to Be Executed for 2007 Police Murder
Ruiz, 43, is set to receive a lethal injection for the killing of Dallas Police Senior Corporal Mark Nix.
Nikki Haley's Chances of Beating Donald Trump to 2024 GOP Nomination
On Saturday Haley tweeted: "It's time for a new generation to lead."
Tom Brady Retires Updates: Brady Signed Post-Retirement Contract With Fox Sports
Quarterback Tom Brady announces his retirement "for good" in a brief Twitter video.
Joe Rogan Shocked Paul Pelosi Had 'No Security, No Gun' at Time of Attack
Joe Rogan discussed the break-in at Nancy Pelosi's house with his latest podcast guest, Lex Fridman.
Donald Trump's Support Among Republicans Falls to Lowest Point Ever
A new survey of GOP primary voters shows a majority would like a different presidential candidate because Trump is unlikely to win, or too focused on the past.
Who Was Denim Bradshaw? GoFundMe for Young Cowboy Killed in Rodeo Hits $20K
Bradshaw, 14, died in a hospital after he reportedly fell from bull and it crushed him at a North Carolina event.
Kari Lake's Election Defiance Set to Descend Into Legal Bloodbath
"Lake needs to stop pursuing this frivolous election-fraud case," or she will "find herself as a defendant in criminal court," an expert told Newsweek.