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Men Bragging on Instagram About Breaking Spain's Coronavirus Lockdown Fined
The men broke curfew in area which is implementing some of strongest lockdown procedures in the world.
Fines, Jail and Sackings: Coronavirus Quarantine Rules Around the World
There have been nearly 200,000 infections reported worldwide and multiple governments have imposed national lockdowns to slow the spread.
Pope Francis Asked God to Stop Coronavirus, Thanks Health Workers
The head of the Catholic Church said people should use difficult times to make kind gestures to their loved ones.
China State Media Says Trump Is 'Pandering' to Racists Over Coronavirus
The president has engaged in a spat with Beijing over who is to blame for the pandemic, which has now spread to all 50 U.S. states.
Iraq Rocked by New Violence as Soldiers, Militias and Militants Face Off
Two more rockets were fired near Iraq's capital of Baghdad as the country braces for an escalation in the battle among U.S. troops and Shiite Muslim militias, with the threat of ISIS still looming.
Italian Man Facing 12 Years in Prison After Hiding Coronavirus Symptoms
An Italian man is facing up to 12 years in prison after he hid his coronavirus symptoms in order to get a rhinoplasty, infecting multiple doctors and nurses.
Iraq Asks U.N. to Stop U.S. From Committing 'Illegal Acts' After Airstrikes
"The government of Iraq expresses its condemnation, in the strongest possible terms, of those heinous American attacks and aggressions that violate the sovereignty of Iraq that violate international law," the letter said.
Coronavirus Update: China Sees Only One New Domestic Case
Several countries have introduced tighter border restrictions and travel bans in a bid to help curb the spread of the virus, including in South Korea, China and Europe.
China Responds to Trump 'Chinese Virus' Tweet, Urges U.S. to Stop Blame
Trump tweeted Monday that the U.S. economy would weather the "Chinese virus," prompting anger in Beijing.
Amazon Bans Some Editions of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf,' Other Nazi Propaganda
"As a bookseller, we provide customers with access to a variety of viewpoints, including titles that serve an important educational role in understanding and preventing anti-Semitism," Amazon told Newsweek Monday.
Iraqi Security Forces Used Military-Style Grenades to Kill Protesters
A visual reconstruction by Amnesty International and SITU Research found projectiles killed at least two dozen Iraqis since October 2019.
Coronavirus Concerns Close Canada's Borders; Canadians and Americans Exempt
"I know this news will spark concern among Canadians traveling abroad," Trudeau said. "I want to assure you that our government will not leave you unsupported."
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Ranked: The 20 Happiest Countries in the World
The U.S. is becoming increasingly unhappy, according to the latest edition of the annual World Happiness Report.
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Ranked: The World's Best Cities to Live In
Western European cities dominate Mercer's annual Quality of Living survey. The top U.S. city comes in at 34th.
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Geneva Auto Show 2019: Ridiculously Fast and Incredibly Expensive Supercars and Hypercars, in Pictures
The high-end performance cars on show in Geneva range from the hundreds of thousands of dollars to more than $18 million.
U.S. Coalition to Leave Some Iraq Bases After Deadly Week of Violence
The U.S.-led coalition told Newsweek it "is re-positioning troops from a few smaller bases" in Iraq, where violence involving U.S. troops, militiamen and militants has recently escalated.
Russians Send Open Letter Decrying Putin 'Coup' to Stay in Power
Putin has officially asked the Russian Constitutional Court to approve changes that would allow him to circumvent existing term limits.
More Than 169,000 COVID-19 Cases Confirmed Globally, With 77,000 Recoveries
The U.S. death toll reaches 69 and Europe sees its highest increase in deaths in a day, while South Korea sees a decline in new cases.
In Netherlands, Lines Outside Marijuana Coffee Shops Ahead of Lockdown
While other countries are stocking up on groceries and toilet paper in response to the coronavirus pandemic, Netherlands residents are lining up outside weed coffee shops ahead of a lockdown.
Iran Senior Cleric Dies of Coronavirus, President Says Infections Peak
Ayatollah Hashem Bathaei-Golpaygani was a member of the Assembly of Experts, which selects the country's supreme leader.
Trump Wanted German Coronavirus Vaccine 'Only for' the U.S.: Report
A White House source told Newsweek that the administration was not aware of the report or the underlying information.
Coronavirus: U.S. Adds U.K., Ireland to European Travel Ban
The United Kingdom and Ireland have been added to the United States' travel ban countries amid the coronavirus spread, the White House confirmed Saturday.
China Traces Coronavirus to First Confirmed Case: Report
It was reported by the South China Morning Post that a 55-year-old from Hubei, China may have had the first confirmed case of the virus.
Trump's Travel Ban Sees Passengers Spend up to $20,000 on Flights to U.S.
Americans abroad scrambled to get back to the U.S. before the ban, hoping to avoid any hassle in case the exemption for U.S. citizens changes or the situation gets worse in the coming days.
U.S. Strikes Strain Ties with Iraq, Where Anybody Could Be A Target
"You did not take out leaders, you did not take out depots, you took out average joes," an Iraqi official told Newsweek in the wake of deadly U.S. strikes met with outrage.